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Significats de doctrinaire en anglès

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doctrinari

A stubborn person of arbitrary or arrogant opinions.

doctrinari

Doctrinaire.

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Ús de doctrinaire en anglès
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It slays the doctrinaire and makes a red-hot revivalist out of him.
The Heart-Cry of Jesus
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I'm not a doctrinaire socialist but Labour would not have done this.
The Guardian
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He had the pride, at once resigned and overweening, of a doctrinaire.
Queen Victoria
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Kossuth, like all English statesmen, was a historical royalist, not a doctrinaire.
Select Speeches of Kossuth
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The little doctrinaire in her revolted and she was pleased to be censorious.
The Half-Hearted
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Where Mr Lafontaine was doctrinaire and flamboyant, his successor is pragmatic and considered.
The Irish Times
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But Nature, who has no doctrinaire ideas, may equally apply it to concentration.
The Lair of the White Worm
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Granted, even central bankers with academic economics backgrounds aren't necessarily doctrinaire.
Reuters
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He was often more of a doctrinaire than a practical statesman.
Thomas Jefferson, a Character Sketch
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A doctrinaire, there was nothing of the typical doctrinaire, or theorist, about him.
Marse Henry (Volume 2) / An Autobiography
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Belgian Health Minister Laurette Onkelinx said the pope's comments... reflect a dangerous doctrinaire vision.
Reuters
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You don't have to look far for all sorts of uncompromising, doctrinaire, brook-no-criticism behaviour.
BBC
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I think fiction has a way of doing this without being doctrinaire about it.
Say you're one of them
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It would do no harm to stir up the doctrinaire assumptions with the bayonet-poker.
By the Christmas Fire
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Our own intolerant, bigoted, unthinking, doctrinaire reactionaries are properly referred to as 'conservative thinkers.'
Ashes Of Victory
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And we're not too you know, too doctrinaire about it.
The new yorker
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Doctrinaire a través del temps
Doctrinaire per variant geogràfica
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