dogma in Greek
dogma in Greek is δόγμα — dogma means a belief or principle put forward as absolute truth, expected to be accepted without question.
dogma in Greek
δόγμα
Pronounced: dogma
What does "dogma" mean?
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noun A belief or principle put forward as absolute truth, expected to be accepted without question.
"The new manager challenged the old dogma that meetings had to happen every Monday."
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dogma in a sentence
- The new manager challenged the old dogma that meetings had to happen every Monday.
- Religious dogma shaped much of the town's social life.
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What is "dogma" in Greek?
"dogma" in Greek is δόγμα. dogma means: A belief or principle put forward as absolute truth, expected to be accepted without question.
How do you pronounce δόγμα?
"dogma" in Greek is δόγμα, pronounced "dogma".
How do you use "dogma" in a sentence?
Example: "The new manager challenged the old dogma that meetings had to happen every Monday." In Greek, "dogma" is δόγμα.
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