1. opposed to or rejecting dogmatism; skeptical of rigid, unquestioned beliefs or doctrines
Usage: formal; often used in philosophical or intellectual contexts

Examples

• The professor took an antidogmatic approach to teaching, encouraging students to question every assumption.
• Her antidogmatic stance made her unpopular with the conservative faction of the organization.
• The movement promoted antidogmatic thinking in science and philosophy.
• He valued antidogmatic inquiry over blind adherence to tradition.
• The antidogmatic spirit of the Enlightenment challenged established religious authority.
• Their antidogmatic methodology allowed for greater flexibility in problem-solving.