dogmas Definition and Meaning
Pronunciation: /ˈdɔɡ.mə/
Part of speech: noun
Definitions of dogmas
- 1. A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true.
Example:
The dogmas of the church were challenged by modern thinkers.
Synonyms for dogmas
Antonyms for dogmas
Etymology
Derived from the Greek word 'dogma', meaning 'opinion' or 'belief'.
Examples of dogmas in a Sentence
Many people follow the dogmas of their religion without question.
The political dogmas of the party often overshadowed individual opinions.
In science, dogmas can be dangerous if they prevent new discoveries.
Phrases Using dogmas
- dogma of faith
- A belief that is accepted by a group without being questioned.
- challenge the dogma
- To question or dispute established beliefs or principles.
- dogmatic approach
- An inflexible or assertive way of thinking that does not allow for differing opinions.
Word Forms
- plural
- dogmas
Usage
- region
- universal
- formality
- formal
- frequency
- common