Compounds Ending in -dox:


orthodox "of right belief, right praise [worship]"
otherdox, heterodox  "believing otherwise [being schismatic or
     heretical]"
schedorthodox "almost orthodox"
cacodox "of ill or harmful belief or worship"
exoticodox "of really far out belief or worship"; describes pantheism--see 
     also pantodox below)
holodox "accepting the entire Faith, not cutting corners"
planodox, (apoplaneticodox,) excentricodox "of straying belief or worship"
catharodox "of pure belief or worship"
polydox "of many beliefs/faiths/worships" [e.g. North America]
neodox "modernist," "innovating with respect to belief or worship"
ultradox; the proper Greek formation is hyperdox [the term is used by some
     who are called or miscalled"modernists" to describe those who call them that]
microdox, hypodox "having an exiguous number of beliefs or too few beliefs"
mega(lo)dox,macrodox, polyplocodox/periplocodox, p(o)ecilodox
     "scholastic; holding many and/or very complicated doctrines
     about given dogmas; of great complexity" (e.g. Orthodox fasting rules)
platydox, pan(to)dox,  "broad-minded towards faith or
     worship, tolerant of all beliefs or modes/concepts of worship"
mixodox "syncretistic"
scheticodox "relativist toward belief or worship--treating all as equal"
autodox, authorodox "adhering to self-invented or self-defined
     belief or worship"
pseudodox "of imaginary or incoherent belief or worship" (used to
     indicate that a feeling or act is a "belief"; calling preaching or
     praying for one's own needs"worship" is pseudodox)
cenodox, celodox (coelodox) "empty of all beliefs or worship," "holding hollow
    beliefs or beliefs void of all content," "performing hollow worship
    or worship having no real or valid latreutic content"
stereodox "of stubborn belief"
"of right belief, right praise [worship]"
otherdox, heterodox  "believing otherwise [being schismatic or
     heretical]"
schedorthodox "almost orthodox"
cacodox "of ill or harmful belief or worship"
exoticodox "of really far out belief or worship"; describes pantheism)
planodox, (apoplaneticodox,) excentricodox "of straying belief or worship"
catharodox "of pure belief or worship"
thampodox or fuzzydox "sloppy beliefs"
alogodox "of illogical or irrational beliefs"
polydox "of many beliefs/faiths/worships" [e.g. North America]
neodox "modernist," "innovating with respect to belief or worship"
ultradox; the proper Greek formation is hyperdox [the term is used by some
     who are called or miscalled"modernists" to describe those who call them that]
microdox, hypodox "having an exiguous number of beliefs or too few beliefs"
mega(lo)dox,macrodox, polyplocodox/periplocodox, p(o)ecilodox
     "scholastic; holding many and/or very complicated doctrines
     about given dogmas; of great complexity" (e.g. Orthodox fasting rules)
platydox, pan(to)dox,  "broad-minded towards faith or
     worship, tolerant of all beliefs or modes/concepts of worship"
mixodox "syncretistic"
scheticodox "relativist toward belief or worship--treating all as equal"
autodox, authorodox "adhering to self-invented or self-defined
     belief or worship"
pseudodox "of imaginary or incoherent belief or worship" (used to
     indicate that a feeling or act is a "belief"; calling preaching or
     praying for one's own needs"worship" is pseudodox)
cenodox, celodox (coelodox) "empty of all beliefs or worship," "holding hollow
    beliefs or beliefs void of all content," "performing hollow worship
    or worship having no real or valid latreutic content"
stereodox "of stubborn belief"
sclerodox "hardened or close-minded belief"
perspectivodox (Mark Foster's term) "one reality but many perspectives on it"


Adapted from:
Tradition or Trendytion--And the Orthodox Situation in North America