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adjective

dogmatic

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertibly true

In a sentence

Six example sentences with dogmatic, each labelled with its topic.

  • The seminars grew dogmatic over time, treating every objection as a failure to read rather than a point worth answering.

    Philosophy

  • A dogmatic school insists the same policy fits every country, and its members rarely revisit the claim when the data disagrees.

    Economics

  • Good reviewers ask what evidence would change your mind; a dogmatic one answers that no evidence could.

    Science

  • The party's dogmatic stance on taxes left no room for the compromise that the budget deadline demanded.

    Politics

  • The founder was dogmatic about open plan offices, ignoring three surveys in which employees begged for doors.

    Business

  • A dogmatic chef insists there is one correct way to make risotto and refuses to taste any other.

    Cooking

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