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Meanings of dogmatic in English
Characterized by assertion of unproved or unprovable principles.
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Usage of dogmatic in English
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Visit Website Ironically, the less dogmatic Euros simply considered such tactics normal.
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He found himself in the thick of the wars of dogmatic theology.
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For more than thirty years, Liberty's operating mode has been primarily dogmatic.
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But after a while, my approach began to feel dogmatic and simple-minded.
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Auntie Cord was ignorant and dogmatic; Lewis could read and was intelligent.
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That doctrinal or dogmatic purpose characterises all the miracles in varying degrees.
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He showed composers the means of expressing themselves without ever being dogmatic.
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As I've said repeatedly, the Food Matters style of eating isn't dogmatic.
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We have in Taine not a critical rationalist but a dogmatic rationalist.
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On the score of dogmatic religion I was as restless as ever.
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The Powers that held back were not restrained by dogmatic arguments only.
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Philadelphia has always had a plethora of Medical Journals and dogmatic doctors.
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Mainstream science can also be dogmatic and blind to its own limitations.
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It is so easy to be dogmatic, so hard to be just.
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It does not dogmatize, nor vainly imagine dogmatic certainty to be attainable.
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It's what I call art, he concluded, in a slightly dogmatic tone.
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