undogmatic (Meaning)

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undogmatic (s)

unwilling to accept authority or dogma (especially in religion)

The undogmatic historian sought to present a balanced account of the event without bias.
The scientist approached their research with an undogmatic mindset, open to questioning even long-held theories.
The teacher encouraged students to think undogmatically and challenge conventional wisdom.
The philosopher's undogmatic views allowed them to see the world from multiple perspectives.
The politician's undogmatic approach enabled them to work with individuals from diverse backgrounds.
The religious leader preached an undogmatic message, emphasizing the importance of personal faith.
The artist's undogmatic style defied categorization, embracing elements from various traditions.
The writer's undogmatic storytelling challenged societal norms and explored alternative narratives.
The organization fostered an undogmatic culture, where differing opinions were valued and heard.
The coach promoted an undogmatic approach to training, focusing on tailoring plans to individual athletes.

unwilling to accept authority or dogma (especially in religion)

latitudinarian, broadminded,receptive, open-minded, undoctrinaire,open

pontifical, dogmatic, opinionated,dogmatic, dogmatical, doctrinaire, pontifical, dogmatical, opinionated, doctrinaire

The undogmatic historian sought to present a balanced account of the event without bias.

The scientist approached their research with an undogmatic mindset, open to questioning even long-held theories.

The teacher encouraged students to think undogmatically and challenge conventional wisdom.

The philosopher's undogmatic views allowed them to see the world from multiple perspectives.