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Meanings of
dogmatic
in English
Characterized by assertion of unproved or unprovable principles.
dogmatical
Related terms
narrow
narrow-minded
Philosophy.
philosophy
doctrine
philosophical system
school of thought
Related terms
ism
Synonyms
Examples for "
philosophy
"
philosophy
doctrine
philosophical system
school of thought
Examples for "
philosophy
"
1
Natural
philosophy
,
like war and romance, is best done by young men.
2
It's my
philosophy
to power downto put direct responsibility on my subordinates.
3
A new
philosophy
always takes time, but it also depends on us.
4
The Venus of Epicurean
philosophy
survived in the Virgin of the Schools:-
5
New teacher-training programmes have sprung up to encourage
philosophy
at primary level.
1
OBAMA: I actually think that the state secret
doctrine
should be modified.
2
The
doctrine
of expansionary austerity quickly became orthodoxy in much of Europe.
3
Critics have said the
doctrine
too often lets police brutality go unpunished.
4
We do not know Pyongyang's nuclear
doctrine
or employment concepts, said Clapper.
5
This is not theory; it is not
doctrine
;
it is not opinion.
1
Was then the Deistical line of argument derived from his
philosophical
system
?
2
A mob of farm boys can't eradicate a major
philosophical
system
.
3
He wants the firm basis of a philosophy or of a
philosophical
system
.
4
Pliny has, further, the great advantage of being shut up in no
philosophical
system
.
5
Pythagoras made numbers the basis of his
philosophical
system
,
as well physical as metaphysical.
1
However, Tim Paine perhaps won't be subscribing to that
school
of
thought
.
2
Why is this
school
of
thought
especially popular on the libertarian right?
3
So how can a single
school
of
thought
follow such different paths?
4
He leaned more toward the second
school
of
thought
,
which was that-
5
We might call it the Colorado Barbecue and Floor-Bucket
school
of
thought
.
Gospel.
gospel
religious doctrine
church doctrine
Related terms
creed
Usage of
dogmatic
in English
1
Visit Website Ironically, the less
dogmatic
Euros simply considered such tactics normal.
2
He found himself in the thick of the wars of
dogmatic
theology.
3
For more than thirty years, Liberty's operating mode has been primarily
dogmatic
.
4
But after a while, my approach began to feel
dogmatic
and simple-minded.
5
Auntie Cord was ignorant and
dogmatic
;
Lewis could read and was intelligent.
6
That doctrinal or
dogmatic
purpose characterises all the miracles in varying degrees.
7
He showed composers the means of expressing themselves without ever being
dogmatic
.
8
As I've said repeatedly, the Food Matters style of eating isn't
dogmatic
.
9
We have in Taine not a critical rationalist but a
dogmatic
rationalist.
10
On the score of
dogmatic
religion I was as restless as ever.
11
The Powers that held back were not restrained by
dogmatic
arguments only.
12
Philadelphia has always had a plethora of Medical Journals and
dogmatic
doctors.
13
Mainstream science can also be
dogmatic
and blind to its own limitations.
14
It is so easy to be
dogmatic
,
so hard to be just.
15
It does not dogmatize, nor vainly imagine
dogmatic
certainty to be attainable.
16
It's what I call art, he concluded, in a slightly
dogmatic
tone.
Other examples for "dogmatic"
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dogmatic
Adjective
Frequent collocations
dogmatic theology
less dogmatic
too dogmatic
as dogmatic
dogmatic religion
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Dogmatic
through the time
Dogmatic
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Common
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