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1. (adj.) dogmatic
of the nature of a dogma; doctrinal.
2. dogmatic
asserting opinions in a dictatorial manner; opinionated.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < LL < Gk)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) dogmatic, dogmatical
characterized by assertion of unproved or unprovable principles
2. (adj) dogmatic
of or pertaining to or characteristic of a doctrine or code of beliefs accepted as authoritative
3. (adj) dogmatic
relating to or involving dogma
"dogmatic writings"
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1. (adj) dogmatic
alt. of Dogmatical
2. (noun) dogmatic
one of an ancient sect of physicians who went by general principles; -- opposed to the Empiric
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Sense: tending to force one's own opinions on other people
He's very dogmatic on this subject.
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 Afrikaans: dogmaties |
 Arabic: عَقائِدي، يَتَكَلَّم بِلَ |
 Bulgarian: догматичен |
 Brazilian: dogmático |
 Czech: autoritativní, dogmatický |
 German: anmaßend |
 Danish: dogmatisk |
 Greek: δογματικός |
 Spanish: dogmático |
 Estonian: dogmaatiline |
 Farsi: متعصب؛ خشک اندیش |
 Finnish: dogmaattinen |
 French: autoritaire |
 Hebrew: דוֹגְמָטִי |
 Hindi: हठी, हठधर्मी |
 Croatian: dogmatičan |
 Hungarian: dogmatikus |
 Indonesian: dogmatis |
 Icelandic: kreddufastur, fullur af s |
 Italian: dogmatico |
 Japanese: 独断的な |
 Korean: 독단적인 |
 Lithuanian: dogmatiškas |
 Latvian: dogmatisks |
 Malay: dogmatik |
 Dutch: dogmatisch |
 Norwegian: dogmatisk, firkantet |
 Polish: dogmatyczny |
 Persian: متعصب؛ خشک اندیش |
 Pashto: دوګم ،متعصب |
 Portuguese: dogmático |
 Romanian: autoritar |
 Russian: догматичный |
 Slovak: autoritatívny |
 Slovenian: dogmatičen |
 Serbian: dogmatičan |
 Swedish: dogmatisk, tvärsäker, kat |
 Thai: หัวรั้น |
 Turkish: dogmatik,öğretisel |
 Taiwanese: 武斷的 |
 Ukrainian: догматичний |
 Urdu: ہٹ دھرم |
 Vietnamese: thuộc giáo điều |
 Chinese: 武断的 |
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