undoctrinaire (Meaning)

undoctrinaire

not excessively devoted to a particular doctrine or theory

The judge's undoctrinaire approach allowed him to weigh evidence objectively, free from preconceived notions.
The company sought an undoctrinaire consultant to provide an unbiased perspective on its marketing strategy.
Despite her strong political beliefs, she maintained an undoctrinaire attitude in discussions, respecting the opinions of others.
The professor's undoctrinaire teaching style encouraged critical thinking and fostered open-mindedness in his students.
The journalist's undoctrinaire reporting provided a balanced and unbiased account of the events.
In a highly polarized society, it was refreshing to find an undoctrinaire voice that sought common ground.
The organization's undoctrinaire code of conduct ensured that all members were treated fairly, regardless of their backgrounds or beliefs.
The scientist's undoctrinaire approach led her to explore alternative theories and challenge established paradigms.
The politician's undoctrinaire speeches appealed to voters from all political affiliations.
The researcher adopted an undoctrinaire perspective, acknowledging the limitations of their findings and seeking further evidence.

not excessively devoted to a particular doctrine or theory

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

doctrinaire, dogmatical,dogmatic, pontifical, opinionated, perverse, headstrong, unbending, implacable, hardheaded

The judge's undoctrinaire approach allowed him to weigh evidence objectively, free from preconceived notions.

The company sought an undoctrinaire consultant to provide an unbiased perspective on its marketing strategy.

Despite her strong political beliefs, she maintained an undoctrinaire attitude in discussions, respecting the opinions of others.

The professor's undoctrinaire teaching style encouraged critical thinking and fostered open-mindedness in his students.