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dogmatist

/ˈdɒɡ.mə.tɪst/

Traduction: Personne qui adhère de manière rigide à ses opinions ou croyances et les affirme comme indubitablement vraies, souvent sans tenir compte des preuves ou des avis des autres.

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/ˈdɒɡ.mə.tɪst/C1formal
  • frPersonne qui adhère de manière rigide à ses opinions ou croyances et les affirme comme indubitablement vraies, souvent sans tenir compte des preuves ou des avis des autres.

A person who stubbornly holds and asserts their opinions or beliefs as unquestionably true, often without considering evidence or the views of others.

  1. A person with rigid beliefsC1formal

    Someone who holds and expresses strong opinions or beliefs as if they are unquestionably true, often without considering other viewpoints.

    frPersonne aux convictions rigides

    • The professor was known as a dogmatist who refused to discuss alternative theories.
    • A dogmatist rarely changes their mind, even when presented with new evidence.
    • In political debates, a dogmatist often dismisses opposing arguments without consideration.

    Synonymesbigotdoctrinairefanaticpartisansectariansticklerzealot

    Antonymesfreethinkerquestionerskeptic

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  • dogmatists plural form
  • dogmatists' possessive plural form
  • dogmatist's possessive singular form
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