dogmatic

英 [dɒɡ'mætɪk] 美 [dɔːɡ'mætɪk]

• adj. 教条的；武断的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. characterized by assertion of unproved or unprovable principles

2. of or pertaining to or characteristic of a doctrine or code of beliefs accepted as authoritative

3. relating to or involving dogma;

   "dogmatic writings"
   

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. Dogmatic criticism settles nothing.
   教条主义的批评不能解决问题。
2. It rejects all dogmatic and speculative assertions in philosophy.
   它摈弃哲学中一切教条的和思辨的主张。
3. You can' t be dogmatic in matters of taste.
   对于个人爱好的事,你不能这样自以为是。
4. Leaders are flexible rather than dogmatic.
   领导者处事灵活而不武断。
5. He was the most harsh and dogmatic of the three.
   他是三人之中，最厉害而顽固的。

经典引文

• He lays down..lots of rules,..some of them hopelessly dogmatic and inhuman.

  出自： G. Murray

• When people are least sure, they are often most dogmatic.

  出自： J. K. Galbraith

近反义词

【近义词】

• insistent 坚持的
• rigid 坚硬的
• inflexible 不可弯曲的
• unbending 不妥协的
• strict 严格的
• intransigent 不妥协性的
• narrow 有限的
• doctrinaire 教条主义者
• fixed 固定的
• dogmatical 教条主义的(固执已见的...