opinionated
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5.5
- adjective
- /əˈpɪnjəˌneɪtɪd/
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dogmático
- Josiah was not mean; he was just rigid, opinionated, and ambitious; he could be made to understand.
I'm, I'm opinionated, I'm mouthy and what have you.
- I'm, I'm opinionated, I'm mouthy and what have you.
- Peculiar in a specifically picky or opinionated way.
- Basically what they're saying is live below your means, and I'm really opinionated on this.
- Sure, I I know, I know you're probably not as opinionated.
- You see, poor people are always very opinionated.
- It's a very neutral state, OK, But you have people that are quick witted and there aren't they're tracking, they're not opinionated.
- Yes, yes, think is in the word and and also is a little bit of a rock star personality in the AI world, a very opinionated, very intelligent.
- That's a matter of being opinionated stupid.
- that, hey, we can be more opinionated.
Examples
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Never, in all my days, have I met such an opinionated, self-centered young man.
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The principal of Nathan Hale, Jill Hudson, strikes me as strongly opinionated and grudge-holding.
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I was probably much more opinionated back then, which I think was probably a huge pain in the ass for everyone.
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- Sorry, I can be sort of opinionated.
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And I happen to like that we have engaged and opinionated partners like Alex.
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Some people think he's too opinionated
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Fox News viewers are some of the least informed yet most opinionated television watchers.
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You're intelligent and vivacious and opinionated.
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He's a willful, opinionated man with a contempt for discipline, either moral or military.
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He is very opinionated about politics and often argues with friends who disagree with him.
Synonyms
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2.9
Not willing to change your mind even when others try to persuade you
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6.8
Not willing to change one's mind even when others disagree
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4.6
Not willing to accept people who have different opinions or beliefs
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7.8
Showing strong, unfair dislike of people with different beliefs or backgrounds
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5.1
Not willing to accept ideas or ways different from their own
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7.9
Very unwilling to accept change or new ideas
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7.9
State opinions as certainly correct and ignore other views
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7.5
Refusing to change your opinion or behavior even when others try to persuade you
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5.2
Not willing to accept new ideas or different opinions
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8.1
Not willing to change views or agree with others
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8.0
Stubborn in keeping ideas that are wrong
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6.7
Refusing to change your mind even when shown evidence
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9.5
Sticking to fixed ideas and refusing to change them even if they do not work
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8.8
A person who refuses to change their opinion or behaviour even when others try to persuade them
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8.2
Not willing to accept other people's opinions or beliefs
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9.5
Still holding old beliefs and unwilling to change
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8.1
Not willing to change your mind or actions
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9.9
Refusing to change beliefs or show regret, even when wrong
Being stubborn about your own beliefs and refusing other views
Someone who is always sure their ideas are right and refuses to change, even when they are wrong
Holding an opinion as certainly true even without proof
Refusing to change an opinion even when people give reasons
Antonyms
How Opinionated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Opinionated comes from the simple word opinion, from an old root that means 'to think' or 'have an opinion'. So an opinionated person is like someone 'full of opinions' who holds strong ideas and does not easily change them.