undogmatical
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈdɔɡmətɪkəl/
:
no dogmático
- He is admired for his undogmatical stance on religious teachings.
Examples
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Her undogmatical approach to philosophy encouraged lively debates in class.
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Many scientists value an undogmatical attitude toward established theories.
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Her approach to philosophy is very undogmatical.
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An undogmatical attitude is essential for meaningful discussions.
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He is admired for his undogmatical stance on religious teachings, as he encourages questioning rather than blind acceptance.
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Her undogmatical approach to philosophy invites students to explore different perspectives without preconceived notions.
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Many scientists appreciate an undogmatical attitude toward established theories, which fosters innovation and discovery.
Synonyms
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Forming your own opinions without following people in power, especially about religion
Open to different beliefs and ideas
Open to different ideas and willing to change views
Open to new ideas and willing to change views
Not accepting fixed beliefs that people do not question
Being open to different religious opinions and practices
Opposed to strict religious or political groups and their beliefs
Antonyms
How Open-minded
Surface Forms
Morphology
undogmatical = undogmatic (transparent) = un + dogmatic + al
Built by adding the adjective-forming suffix '-al' to the clearly formed adjective 'undogmatic' (itself un- + dogmatic), so the step to the target is regular and predictable.
Etymology
Undogmatical is built from the familiar un- meaning 'not' and dogma meaning 'a fixed belief' or 'rule', so it describes someone who does not accept strict teachings and is open-minded.