Orthodox
Together
Together adjective - Free from emotional or mental agitation.
Orthodox and together are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Orthodox" instead an adjective "Together".
Nearby Word: togetherness
Both words in one sentence
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Used in the Curb Your Enthusiasm episode "The Ski Lift" to force Larry and an orthodox Jewish woman to be "alone" together after sundown; since this isn't allowed under Jewish law if they're not married, she tells Larry he has to jump off if he's truly Orthodox (which he's pretending to be).
Source: Stuck on a Ski Lift - Yet that (together with some more political disputes) resulted in the division of Orthodox Christianity from Western Christianity.
Source: Broken Base / Religion - Most contemporary Orthodox Jewish couples simply use twin beds which they can push together when it's permissible to be intimate and pull apart when it isn't.
Source: Exiled to the Couch
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