dogmatic
/dɒɡˈmæt.ɪk/ IELTSAcademic
adjective
Stating your ideas very strongly and not accepting other ideas.
- She stated her views in a very dogmatic way.
- The teacher gave a dogmatic answer to the question.
- His dogmatic opinions upset his friends.
Adinary Nuance
Near-neighbors: dogmatic is sharper than opinionated and more inflexible than assertive. It implies rigid adherence, often against persuasion. Choose dogmatic over neutral terms when emphasizing uncompromising, doctrinaire stances.
In other languages
- Spanish
- Dogmático
- Japanese
- 教義的
- Korean
- 독단적
- Vietnamese
- Độc đoán
- Chinese
- 教条主义的
Common phrases
dogmatic approachdogmatic beliefsa dogmatic statement
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