Orthodox
Orthodox adjective - Tending to favor established ideas, conditions, or institutions.
Usage example: orthodox in their view of the world, the Founding Fathers subscribed to the 18th-century notion that only men with property should be allowed to vote
Set and orthodox are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Set" instead an adjective "Orthodox".
Nearby Word: orthodoxy
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There's a similar set-up for machines that can swap equipment; the prime example is the Gundam Ez8, which can switch between a fairly orthodox playstyle and one where he busts out his 180mm cannon for long-range bombardment.
Source: Stance System -
Some of the higher level tank armor sets in Final Fantasy XIV qualify as unisex Battle Ballgowns - such as the Valerian Terror Knight's set,◊ or the Orthodox Fending set,◊ combining heavy armor plating with long, flowing skirts.
Source: Battle Ballgown - Also, Jhegaala, set in the East, features a Father Noji, a priest of Verra who could very easily pass for an Eastern Orthodox or Roman Catholic village priest in our world.
Source: Literature / Dragaera
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