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dogmalike en · ADJ

Etymology

From dogma + -like.

Meanings

1. Resembling or characteristic of a dogma.
   • But skepticism’s almost dogmalike standing within much of the academic community introduces a rich irony: Whereas skepticism would seem to invite scholars within the humanities, and even the social sciences, to abandon their reliance on pseudoscientific theories and methodologies and become truly independent thinkers and writers, it has in fact enslaved them all the more to pseudoscientific doctrines. 2001, Jay Tolson, “Wittgenstein’s Curse”, in Wilson Quarterly, page 67:

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