1. to express opinions or beliefs in an arrogant, authoritative manner as if they were undeniable facts
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘dogmatize’

Examples

• The professor dogmatizes about literature without considering other viewpoints.
• She dogmatizes on social issues as if her opinions were absolute truth.
• He constantly dogmatizes during meetings, making discussion difficult.
• The critic dogmatizes about art while dismissing contemporary works.
• When he dogmatizes about politics, people tend to stop listening.
• The author dogmatizes throughout the book instead of presenting balanced arguments.