DOGMATIZED Meaning and
Definition
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Dogmatized is an adjective that describes someone or something that has been subjected to or has become characterized by dogma. Dogma refers to a set of principles or beliefs, often religious or ideological in nature, that are considered to be authoritative and unchangeable. When an individual or group becomes dogmatized, it means that they have become rigid and inflexible in their adherence to these principles or beliefs, often holding them as absolute truth without openness to alternative perspectives or critical examination.
In the context of religious or ideological doctrines, dogmatized individuals often exhibit an unwavering conviction in their beliefs and may reject any dissenting opinions or evidence that challenges or contradicts their dogma. They may insist on the absolute correctness of their beliefs, refusing to consider alternative viewpoints or engage in open dialogue. This can lead to a closed-mindedness and an unwillingness to critically evaluate or question their own beliefs.
In a broader sense, dogmatized can also be used to describe any situation or mindset where someone or something is rigidly adhering to fixed ideas or principles without considering alternative possibilities. It implies a lack of flexibility, open-mindedness, and critical thinking.
Common Misspellings for DOGMATIZED
- dogmatizee
- sogmatized
- xogmatized
- cogmatized
- fogmatized
- rogmatized
- eogmatized
- digmatized
- dkgmatized
- dlgmatized
- dpgmatized
- d0gmatized
- d9gmatized
- dofmatized
- dovmatized
- dobmatized
- dohmatized
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- dotmatized
- dognatized
- Dogmaticized
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Etymology of DOGMATIZED
The word "dogmatized" is derived from the noun "dogma" combined with the suffix "-ize".
The noun "dogma" originated from the Greek word "dogma" (δόγμα), meaning a principle or belief accepted without question. In ancient Greek, it referred specifically to a decree or formal public statement, often relating to religious or philosophical doctrines. The term was then adopted into Latin as "dogma" and later entered English in the 17th century.
The suffix "-ize" is of Greek origin as well, derived from the Greek suffix "-izo" (-ίζω). It is used to form verbs that mean "to make", "to cause", or "to become". The combination of "dogma" and "-ize" yields the verb "dogmatize", which means to assert or impose beliefs or principles uncompromisingly.
Conjugate verb Dogmatized
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