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dogmatic

/dawg-mat-ik, dog-/US // dɔgˈmæt ɪk, dɒg- //UK // (dɒɡˈmætɪk) //

拘谨的,教条主义,拘泥于此,拘谨

Related Words

stubborn顽固的,顽固,倔强,倔强的fanatical狂热的,狂热,狂热的人,狂热者categorical绝对的,分类的,分类,专用assertive自信的,坚定不移,坚定的,自信unequivocal明确的,明确,明确地,明确指出obstinate倔强,倔强的,顽固的,顽固arbitrary任意的,任性的,任意,任意性intolerant不容忍,不宽容,不宽容的,不容忍的emphatic强调性的,强调性,强调,强调指出arrogant傲慢的,傲慢,嚣张的,嚣张pragmatic实事求是,务实的,务实,实用的reasoned有道理,有道理的,有理有据,理性的bigoted偏执,偏激,偏执的,偏执的人bullheaded牛头不对马嘴,牛头不对马嘴的,牛头不对马嘴的人,牛头马面cocksure袜口,袜业,袜套,袜业公司confident有信心,有自信,有信心的,有把握definite明确的,确切的,明确,确定的despotic专制,专制主义,专制的,霸道determined决心,坚定的,坚定不移,坚定不移地doctrinaire教条主义,教条主义者,迂腐,迂腐的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : relating to or of the nature of a dogma or dogmas or any strong set of principles concerning faith, morals, etc., as those laid down by a church; doctrinal: We hear dogmatic arguments from both sides of the political spectrum.
    • : asserting opinions in a doctrinaire or arrogant manner; opinionated: I refuse to argue with someone so dogmatic that he won't listen to reason.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.dictatorial, opinionated
Synonyms
arbitrary任意的,任性的,任意,任意性arrogant傲慢的,傲慢,嚣张的,嚣张assertive自信的,坚定不移,坚定的,自信categorical绝对的,分类的,分类,专用emphatic强调性的,强调性,强调,强调指出fanatical狂热的,狂热,狂热的人,狂热者intolerant不容忍,不宽容,不宽容的,不容忍的obstinate倔强,倔强的,顽固的,顽固stubborn顽固的,顽固,倔强,倔强的unequivocal明确的,明确,明确地,明确指出bigoted偏执,偏激,偏执的,偏执的人bullheaded牛头不对马嘴,牛头不对马嘴的,牛头不对马嘴的人,牛头马面cocksure袜口,袜业,袜套,袜业公司confident有信心,有自信,有信心的,有把握definite明确的,确切的,明确,确定的despotic专制,专制主义,专制的,霸道determined决心,坚定的,坚定不移,坚定不移地dictative听话的,听写的,听写,听话doctrinaire教条主义,教条主义者,迂腐,迂腐的domineering霸气,霸道的,霸道,跋扈的downright明显的,彻底的,确切地说egotistical自负的,自负,自大,自大的人fascistic法西斯主义,法西斯主义的,法西斯,法西斯的formal正式的,正式,正式场合high and mighty趾高气扬,趾高气扬的,趾高气扬地,趾高气昂imperious势在必得,专横的,专横跋扈,专横magisterial判决书,判决narrow-minded狭隘的,狭隘,狭义的,龌龊的obdurate顽固的,顽固不化,顽固,顽强的one-sided片面的,片面,单方,单方面的overbearing霸道的,霸道,盛气凌人,霸气peremptory强制性的,不容置疑的,强制,强制性pigheaded冥顽不灵,猪头,执拗,执拗的人prejudiced有偏见的,有偏见,偏见的,偏狭的stiff-necked顽固的,顽固,坚韧不拔的,坚韧不拔tenacious坚韧,坚韧不拔,顽强,坚韧的tyrannical暴虐的,暴虐,暴政,专制wrong-headed
Antonyms
ambiguous含糊不清,含糊不清的,模糊不清,模糊不清的equivocal模棱两可的,暧昧的,暧昧不明,暧昧不清impartial公正的,不偏不倚的,不偏不倚,公正indefinite不确定的,无限期,无限,不定vague模糊的,模糊,含糊不清,模糊不清willing愿意,愿意的,愿意接受的,愿意接受yielding屈服,柔顺的,屈服的,柔顺amenable可接受的,可亲的,可行的,可亲doubtful怀疑,疑问,令人怀疑的,怀疑的doubting怀疑,疑虑,疑惑,怀疑的dubious暧昧的,暧昧不明的,暧昧不明,可疑的flexible灵活,灵活的,弹性,灵活运用fluctuating波动的,波动,起伏不定的,波动不定的indecisive优柔寡断,犹豫不决,踌躇不决,摇摆不定manageable可管理的,可控,可控的,可控制的not positive非正面,不积极,不肯定,非积极obedient顺从的,顺从,服从的,听话的questioning质询,讯问,质问,疑问skeptical怀疑论,怀疑论者,怀疑,怀疑派submissive顺从的人,顺民,顺从者,顺从uncertain不明确,不确定,不明确的,不明朗vacillating摇摆不定,徘徊不前,摇摆不定的,徘徊不定
adj.based on absolute truth
Synonyms
assertive自信的,坚定不移,坚定的,自信categorical绝对的,分类的,分类,专用pragmatic实事求是,务实的,务实,实用的reasoned有道理,有道理的,有理有据,理性的a priori先验,先验的,预先,事先as a matter of course顺理成章地,顺理成章,理所当然地,理所当然authoritarian独裁者,独裁,专制,独裁主义authoritative权威性,权威的,权威,权威性的axiomatic公理的,公理,公理主义,公理化by fiat由菲亚特,由飞利浦,由菲亚特提供,由飞亚达by natural law通过自然法则,通过自然法,按自然法则,靠自然法则by nature靠自然,自然,自然而然,自然界canonical典型的,典型,典型案例deducible可演绎的,可演绎,可推理的,可推断deductive演绎性,演绎性的,演绎法,演绎式derivable可衍生,可派生,可衍生的,可派生的doctrinaire教条主义,教条主义者,迂腐,迂腐的doctrinal理论上,理论上的,理论性,理论的eternal永恒的,永恒,永恒不变,永恒不变的excathedra排泄物,割礼formal正式的,正式,正式场合imperative势在必行,当务之急,当务之急是,势在必得inevitable不可避免的,无可避免的,不可避免地,无可避免地on faith关于信仰,信心上的问题,信心上,信念上oracular白话,白话文,壮观的,口才orthodox正统的,正统,正统派,正统主义peremptory强制性的,不容置疑的,强制,强制性positive积极的,积极,正面,正面的prophetic预言性的,预言性,预言家,预言systematic系统化,系统性,系统的,系统性的theoretical理论上,理论,理论上讲,理论性的unchangeable不可改变的,不变的,不可更改的,不可改变unerring坚定不移,坚定不移地,准确无误,准确无误的unqualified不合格的,不合格,无资格,无保留的
Antonyms
ambiguous含糊不清,含糊不清的,模糊不清,模糊不清的amenable可接受的,可亲的,可行的,可亲doubtful怀疑,疑问,令人怀疑的,怀疑的doubting怀疑,疑虑,疑惑,怀疑的dubious暧昧的,暧昧不明的,暧昧不明,可疑的equivocal模棱两可的,暧昧的,暧昧不明,暧昧不清flexible灵活,灵活的,弹性,灵活运用fluctuating波动的,波动,起伏不定的,波动不定的indecisive优柔寡断,犹豫不决,踌躇不决,摇摆不定manageable可管理的,可控,可控的,可控制的not positive非正面,不积极,不肯定,非积极obedient顺从的,顺从,服从的,听话的questioning质询,讯问,质问,疑问skeptical怀疑论,怀疑论者,怀疑,怀疑派submissive顺从的人,顺民,顺从者,顺从uncertain不明确,不确定,不明确的,不明朗vacillating摇摆不定,徘徊不前,摇摆不定的,徘徊不定

Examples

  • Not only did he neglect to acknowledge that major aspects of his 1899 “The Interpretation of Dreams” had already been articulated by earlier 19th-century pioneers in dream research, he also presented his conclusions in dogmatic and categorical terms.

  • Many in the West construe Hong Kong through equally dogmatic lenses.

  • They adore him, partly because he’s hardly the dogmatic type.

  • We don’t know if it’s because of politics or dogmatic scientists who refuse to let go of droplets.

  • It took us into a much more enriching journey, to be honest, than to just sort of be dogmatic about the chase or the case.

  • Demographic changes are making that community less dogmatic, even through the Castro regime remains an oppressive dictatorship.

  • Sir Nicholas Henderson, who was in the job when Reagan was elected, described him as a dogmatic and simplistic man.

  • Phelps approach to sharing “good news” was always dogmatic, extreme, and seemingly void of humanity.

  • After the Democrats backed off the gay families thing, it's a little dogmatic for Republicans to be doing too much meddling now.

  • He can't pretend that he's a dogmatic right-winger; who would believe him?

  • I will not say that he never showed himself dogmatic and ill-informed, but he was no longer obtrusive and uncharitable.

  • They are based upon family papers said to be now in possession of the Charleston Dogmatic Directory.

  • And in enforcing this cardinal truth he is dogmatic and dictatorial, as a prophet and ambassador of the Most High should be.

  • Her implicit belief in and obedience to him have increased his self-confidence into a dogmatic assertion of infallibility.

  • In some of its articles Mazzini appears at his best,—more tolerant, less dogmatic and theoretical.

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