dog
ma
tize
Third Person
dogmatizes
Present Participle
dogmatizing
Past Tense
dogmatized
Past Participle
dogmatized
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to speak in an absolute manner and expecting everyone to believe it without question
- The teacher dogmatized the curriculum, discouraging any critical discussion or differing opinions.
- She dogmatized her religious views, expecting everyone around her to follow them without question.
- The leader often dogmatized his policies, creating a rigid environment with no room for disagreement.
- They dogmatized their approach to solving problems, insisting that there was only one correct method.
- He tends to dogmatize about politics, dismissing any opposing viewpoints.