opinionated (Meaning)

Wordnet

opinionated (s)

obstinate in your opinions

Webster

Stiff in opinion; firmly or unduly adhering to one's own opinion or to preconceived notions; obstinate in opinion.

No weak antonyms found.

Maria's opinionated nature often led to heated debates among her colleagues.
The author's opinionated tone in the article made it difficult to discern the facts.
The professor encouraged students to be respectful of opposing opinions, even if they were opinionated.
John's opinionated boss often made decisions without considering input from others.
The politician's opinionated speech alienated many potential voters.
The opinionated reviewer's negative critique caused the movie to receive poor ratings.
The judge's opinionated rulings reflected their personal beliefs rather than the law.
Some people find it refreshing to engage with opinionated individuals who express their views openly.
The company hired a new employee who was not afraid to share their opinionated ideas, bringing fresh perspectives to the team.
While it's important to have a well-informed opinion, it's equally crucial to listen to and consider opposing观点, even if they are opinionated.

obstinate in your opinionsStiff in opinion; firmly or unduly adhering to one's own opinion or to preconceived notions; obstinate in opinion.

opinionative,stubborn, dogmatical, opinioned, adamant, dogmatic, obstinate, pontifical, headstrong, self-opinionated

latitudinarian,undogmatic, latitudinarian, broadminded, receptive, receptive, undogmatic, broadminded, open-minded, open

Maria's opinionated nature often led to heated debates among her colleagues.

The author's opinionated tone in the article made it difficult to discern the facts.

The professor encouraged students to be respectful of opposing opinions, even if they were opinionated.

John's opinionated boss often made decisions without considering input from others.