dogma in Irish
dogma in Irish is dogma — dogma means a belief or principle put forward as absolute truth, expected to be accepted without question.
dogma in Irish
dogma
A doctrine (or set of doctrines) relating to matters such as morality and faith, set forth authoritatively by a religious organization or leader.
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 Irish?
"dogma" in Irish is dogma. dogma means: A belief or principle put forward as absolute truth, expected to be accepted without question.
How do you use "dogma" in a sentence?
Example: "The new manager challenged the old dogma that meetings had to happen every Monday." In Irish, "dogma" is dogma.
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