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Dogmatic

Definition

(formal) Based on or showing a strong and often unreasonable belief in the importance of one's own opinions or principles; unwilling to consider other people's views or ideas.

Example Sentences

1The professor's dogmatic approach to teaching made it difficult for students to engage in open discussions.
2Is it fair to accuse the politician of being dogmatic in her stance on environmental issues?
3The company's dogmatic commitment to innovation has led to several groundbreaking discoveries.
4Avoid being dogmatic in your analysis; consider multiple perspectives before drawing conclusions.
5There is a fine line between being confident in one's beliefs and being dogmatic; the former inspires trust, while the latter alienates others.

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