dogmatically Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- open-minded
- undoctrinaire
- broadminded
- open
- open-minded
- broadminded
- receptive
- open
- undoctrinaire
- receptive
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
dogmatically Meaning
dogmatically (r)
in a narrow-minded dogmatic manner
dogmatically (adv.)
In a dogmatic manner; positively; magisterially.
dogmatically Sentence Examples
- The politician dogmatically asserted that the tax cuts would stimulate the economy, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
- The religious leader dogmatically proclaimed that all followers must adhere to the strict teachings of the holy book.
- The professor dogmatically insisted that the theory of evolution was the only explanation for the diversity of life on Earth, dismissing all opposing views.
- The coach dogmatically instructed the players to follow his instructions without question, regardless of their own opinions or experience.
- The parent dogmatically imposed a curfew on their teenage child, refusing to listen to their pleas for more freedom.
- The scientist dogmatically declared that the results of their experiment were definitive, even though they had not yet been subjected to peer review.
- The critic dogmatically panned the new film, claiming that it was a complete waste of time and money.
- The salesperson dogmatically promised that the product would solve all of the customer's problems, even though they had no way of knowing if this was true.
- The pundit dogmatically predicted that the upcoming election would be a landslide victory for one candidate, ignoring all polls and expert analysis.
- The reviewer dogmatically praised the new restaurant, claiming that it was the best in town and that everyone should go there immediately.
FAQs About the word dogmatically
in a narrow-minded dogmatic mannerIn a dogmatic manner; positively; magisterially.
opinionated, adamant, opinioned, doctrinaire, opinionative, pontifical, rigid,stubborn, obstinate, perverse
undogmatic, latitudinarian, undogmatic, latitudinarian, open-minded, undoctrinaire, broadminded, open, open-minded, broadminded
The politician dogmatically asserted that the tax cuts would stimulate the economy, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
The religious leader dogmatically proclaimed that all followers must adhere to the strict teachings of the holy book.
The professor dogmatically insisted that the theory of evolution was the only explanation for the diversity of life on Earth, dismissing all opposing views.
The coach dogmatically instructed the players to follow his instructions without question, regardless of their own opinions or experience.
