1. the tendency to lay down principles as incontrovertibly true, without consideration of evidence or the opinions of others

Examples

• His dogmatism made it impossible to have a reasonable discussion about the issue.
• The professor’s dogmatism alienated students who wanted to explore different perspectives.
• Religious dogmatism can prevent people from questioning their beliefs.
• She criticized the political party’s dogmatism and unwillingness to compromise.
• The scientist’s dogmatism blinded him to new evidence that contradicted his theory.
• Academic dogmatism stifles creativity and independent thinking.
• His dogmatism was evident in his refusal to consider alternative solutions.