dogmatic in Greek
dogmatic in Greek is δογματικός — dogmatic means (philosophy) Based only on ideas assumed to be true beforehand, rather than on evidence or reasoning.
dogmatic in Greek
δογματικός
Pronounced: dogmatikos
Asserting dogmas or beliefs in a superior or arrogant way; opinionated, dictatorial.
What does "dogmatic" mean?
- adj (philosophy) Based only on ideas assumed to be true beforehand, rather than on evidence or reasoning.
- adj Relating to dogmas or fixed doctrines.
- adj Stating your opinions as though they are certainly true, in an arrogant or bossy way.
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What is "dogmatic" in Greek?
"dogmatic" in Greek is δογματικός. dogmatic means: (philosophy) Based only on ideas assumed to be true beforehand, rather than on evidence or reasoning.
How do you pronounce δογματικός?
"dogmatic" in Greek is δογματικός, pronounced "dogmatikos".
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