The pride of dogmatizing schools. --Blackmore. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
Dogmatize — Dog ma*tize, v. t. To deliver as a dogma. [R.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dogmatize — (Amer.) dog·ma·tize || dÉ‘gmÉ™taɪz / dÉ’g v. make dogmatic statements; deliver or state as a dogma (also dogmatise) … English contemporary dictionary
dogmatize — [dôg′mətīz΄, däg′mətīz΄] vi. dogmatized, dogmatizing [Fr dogmatiser < ML dogmatizare < Gr dogmatizein] to speak or write dogmatically vt. to formulate or express as dogma dogmatizer n … English World dictionary
dogmatize — verb ( tized; tizing) Etymology: French dogmatiser, from Late Latin dogmatizare, from Greek dogmatizein, from dogmat , dogma Date: 1611 intransitive verb to speak or write dogmatically transitive verb to state as a dogma or in a dogmatic manner • … New Collegiate Dictionary
dogmatize — dogmatization, n. dogmatizer, n. /dawg meuh tuyz , dog /, v., dogmatized, dogmatizing. v.i. 1. to make dogmatic assertions; speak or write dogmatically. v.t. 2. to assert or deliver as a dogma. Also, esp. Brit., dogmatise. [1605 15; < LL… … Universalium
dogmatize — verb a) To treat something as dogma b) To speak or write dogmatically … Wiktionary
dogmatize — or dogmatise dɒgmətʌɪz verb represent as an incontrovertible truth … English new terms dictionary
dogmatize — v. n. Assert positively, speak with an air of authority, express one s self arrogantly … New dictionary of synonyms
dogmatize — verb also ise BrE (intransitive + about) to speak, write, or act in a dogmatic way … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
dogmatize — dog·ma·tize … English syllables
