cacodox

the philosopher was known for his bold cacodoxy regarding established moral principles.

historians often study the cacodoxy of ancient sects to understand their downfall.

his cacodox opinions eventually led to his excommunication from the church.

the book explores the boundaries between legitimate reform and pure cacodoxy.

we must challenge the cacodoxy that has spread through the online forums.

the council convened specifically to address the rising tide of cacodoxy.

she refused to bow to cacodox beliefs, holding firm to tradition.

academic freedom protects the expression of cacodox ideas in universities.

the group was accused of preaching cacodoxy to the vulnerable youth.

accepting such cacodoxy would undermine the very foundation of our laws.

he was labeled a heretic for his cacodox interpretation of the scriptures.

the movement began as a protest against the cacodoxy of the leadership.