doctrinarian (Meaning)
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doctrinarian (n.)
A doctrinaire.
Synonyms & Antonyms of doctrinarian
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doctrinarian Sentence Examples
- The doctrinarian's unwavering adherence to the party line often led to inflexibility and a lack of pragmatism.
- The politician's doctrinarian approach to economic policy prevented him from considering alternative solutions.
- The doctrinarian's dogmatic belief in the superiority of his own ideology blinded him to the merits of other perspectives.
- The doctrinarian's insistence on following the party's doctrine to the letter alienated many potential voters.
- The doctrinarian's doctrinaire approach to education stifled creativity and critical thinking among students.
- The doctrinarian's doctrinaire approach to the practice of medicine often led to suboptimal patient outcomes.
- The doctrinarian's doctrinaire insistence on following the manual, led to the project's failure.
- The doctrinarian's rigid adherence to tradition prevented him from embracing new ideas and technologies.
- The doctrinarian's doctrinaire approach to management alienated employees and created a toxic work environment.
- The doctrinarian's dogmatic adherence to his own beliefs made him unwilling to listen to different points of view.
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A doctrinaire.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The doctrinarian's unwavering adherence to the party line often led to inflexibility and a lack of pragmatism.
The politician's doctrinarian approach to economic policy prevented him from considering alternative solutions.
The doctrinarian's dogmatic belief in the superiority of his own ideology blinded him to the merits of other perspectives.
The doctrinarian's insistence on following the party's doctrine to the letter alienated many potential voters.
