1. in a way that asserts opinions or principles as if they are absolute truths, without allowing for doubt or discussion

Examples

• He dogmatically insisted that his method was the only correct approach.
• The teacher spoke dogmatically about grammar rules, leaving no room for student questions.
• She dogmatically rejected any evidence that contradicted her beliefs.
• The politician dogmatically declared that his party's platform was infallible.
• Rather than dogmatically enforcing the rules, the coach was willing to listen to feedback.
• He dogmatically stated that classical music was superior to all modern genres.