dogmatizer (Meaning)

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dogmatizer (n.)

One who dogmatizes; a bold asserter; a magisterial teacher.

No weak antonyms found.

The dogmatizer pontificated about the infallibility of their beliefs, brooking no dissent.
Their dogmatic assertions were met with resistance from those who valued critical thinking and open-minded inquiry.
The politician was a staunch dogmatizer, adhering rigidly to party ideology and shunning compromise.
The religious leader's dogmatic teachings stifled spiritual growth and fostered division within the community.
In the realm of science, dogmatizers impede progress by rejecting new evidence that challenges established theories.
The dogmatic insistence on conformity stifled creativity and innovation in the workplace.
The dogmatic parent imposed strict rules and expectations on their children, leaving little room for individuality or personal growth.
The dogmatic critic refused to acknowledge the merits of any artistic expression that deviated from their narrow aesthetic preferences.
The dogmatic philosophy professor dismissed alternative viewpoints as inferior, fostering an atmosphere of intellectual intolerance in the classroom.
The dogmatic belief in the superiority of one's own culture or nation can lead to prejudice, discrimination, and conflict.

One who dogmatizes; a bold asserter; a magisterial teacher.

sectarian, dogmatist,partisan, racist,partizan, bigot, nationalist, fanatic, racialist, doctrinaire

liberal, liberal, freethinker, freethinker, latitudinarian,latitudinarian,

The dogmatizer pontificated about the infallibility of their beliefs, brooking no dissent.

Their dogmatic assertions were met with resistance from those who valued critical thinking and open-minded inquiry.

The politician was a staunch dogmatizer, adhering rigidly to party ideology and shunning compromise.

The religious leader's dogmatic teachings stifled spiritual growth and fostered division within the community.