verb
- to express opinions or beliefs in an arrogant, authoritative manner as if they were undeniable facts
Usage: formal
Examples
- The professor tends to dogmatize about literature rather than encourage discussion.
- She dogmatized about proper parenting techniques at every opportunity.
- Politicians often dogmatize instead of listening to their constituents.
- He dogmatized about the correct way to run a business.
- The critic dogmatized about what constitutes good art.
- Rather than dogmatize, good teachers encourage students to think critically.