FASFindAnySentence

Log In
Sign Up

Dogmatism

153 Sentences | 10 Meanings

Contribute Save Share

Difficulty

Easy Medium Difficult

Category

Politics (19)Business (16)Sports (14)Environment (9)Art (8)Science (8)Literature (6)Health (5)Parenting (5)Media (4)Society (4)Economics (4)Fashion (3)Family (2)Law (2)Social Issues (2)Academics (2)Philosophy (2)Social (1)Healthcare (1)Technology (1)Psychology (1)Debate (1)Gender Studies (1)Relationships (1)

Usage Examples

Filter by Meaning

Sort By Popularity

The journalist's dogmatism in reporting undermines objective journalism.

Save

Dislike

Flag

The professor's dogmatism in the classroom stifles intellectual discussion.

Save

Dislike

Flag

Her dogmatism about religion alienates those who hold different beliefs.

Save

Dislike

Flag

Save To

Sign up or login to Save!

«
1
2
3
4
»

151 to 153 of 153 Sentences

Post a Comment

Ratings

4.7 out of 5

3 global ratings

Related

Boldness Unfairness Sexism Bravery Assurance

Popular

TodayWeeklyMonthly

Firefighting Bigotry Frivolous Perspicacity Subscribers

Plunder Genie Assister Conniption Irradiance

Plunder Thigmotaxis Accent Pendulum Genie

Word Of The Day

September 19, 2024

46,865

Total Words

50

Published Today

Meanings
Sort
Filters
Prev
Next

Sentence Copied!

Meanings

The tendency to approach complex issues with simplistic, black-and-white solutions Describing a belief or ideology that is held as infallible and beyond question or challenge Describing a person or approach that is opinionated and rigidly adheres to a particular set of beliefs or principles The tendency to lay down principles as incontrovertibly true, without consideration of evidence or the opinions of others The belief in the infallibility of religious or other dogma, and the unwillingness to question or challenge it The expression of an opinion or belief as if it were a fact, without proper consideration of evidence The belief in the absolute authority of a particular group or individual in matters of opinion or belief Describing a system of beliefs or principles that is held as incontrovertibly true, without consideration of evidence or other perspectives The imposition of a particular ideology or worldview on others, often to the exclusion of other perspectives A system of beliefs or principles that are held as true, regardless of evidence to the contrary

Sort By

Default Sort By Saved Sort By Popularity

Contribute Your Sentences

Sign up or login to contribute!

Save To

Sign up or login to Save!

Share Sentence

©2024 FindAnySentence.com

About Contact Disclaimer Privacy Terms