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What is the meaning of orthodox as it is used in paragraph 13 of the article? "When I was at Harvard, I thought I would have to go down this kind of more orthodox path of 'Okay, so I'll go to law school and then maybe I'll run for local public office,'" Gorman recently told PEOPLE for the Women Changing the World issue.

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orthodox in this context means traditional

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The meaning of orthodox as it is used in paragraph 13 of the article means that the narrator believed that they would have to do stereotypical things at Harvard; most people who go to Harvard end up going to law school and getting a job which has something to do with law, that is an orthodox stereotype.

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