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Term: dogmatical

Definition:

Adjective: inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertibly true, without consideration of evidence or dissent.

Senses:

1. Showcasing an authoritative, stubborn, or assertive way of expressing ideas or beliefs.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

She is known for her dogmatical attitude, always insisting that her opinions are absolutely right.

His dogmatical approach to the subject left no room for discussion or alternative viewpoints.

Local Usage:

In our local community, people have a dogmatical belief in the effectiveness of traditional remedies.

The school principal holds a dogmatical stance on discipline, which some students find oppressive.

Sample Sentences:

The professor's dogmatical lecturing style made it difficult for students to challenge his theories.

Despite the lack of evidence, she was unwaveringly dogmatical in her belief that aliens exist.

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