dogmatismo
dogmatism
noun dohg-mah-TEES-moh Rare
Origin: From Greek dogma + -ismos.
Usage Note
Dogmatismo denotes the tendency to assert beliefs as absolute truth without admitting doubt or debate. The related adjective dogmático is more common in everyday speech; dogmatismo itself is largely a formal or academic term. It contrasts with escepticismo (skepticism) and relativismo (relativism).
Examples
"El dogmatismo religioso impide el diálogo."
Natural Translation
Religious dogmatism prevents dialogue.
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