CEFR B2

dogmatic

adjective

Meaning

Characterized by or given to the assertion of beliefs as undeniable facts, often in a way that is arrogant or unwilling to listen to others.

Examples

Her dogmatic approach to parenting left no room for discussion.
The professor's dogmatic lectures often alienated students who had different ideas.

Synonyms: opinionated, assertive, doctrinaire, infallible

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dogmatic (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /dɔːɡˈmætɪk/

Definition

Characterized by or given to the assertion of beliefs as undeniable facts, often in a way that is arrogant or unwilling to listen to others.

Examples

Her dogmatic approach to parenting left no room for discussion.
The professor's dogmatic lectures often alienated students who had different ideas.
He was criticized for his dogmatic insistence on the superiority of his own political party.

How to Use dogmatic

dogmatic about (prepositional phrase): Insisting on particular beliefs or opinions without being willing to change them. — "He is very dogmatic about his views on environmental policy."

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