Definitions

1. noun

the practice of holding to a set of principles or opinions without question or doubt

“The politician’s dogmatism on the issue was seen as a major obstacle to finding a compromise.”

2. noun

a stubborn or unyielding attitude or opinion

“Her dogmatism about the best way to do things often led to conflicts with her colleagues.”

3. noun

a particular doctrine or theory

“The new dogmatism of the company’s management led to a major overhaul of their business strategy.”

4. noun

a tendency to be overly rigid or inflexible in one’s thinking or opinions

“The professor’s dogmatism about the subject matter often made it difficult for students to approach the topic from different angles.”

5. noun

a doctrine or theory that is stubbornly held or maintained

“The company’s new dogmatism about sustainability has led to a significant reduction in their carbon footprint.”