Dogmatician
/dɒɡˈmætɪkɪən/noun
A person who is dogmatic in their beliefs or opinions, often without consideration for evidence or alternative views.
Did you know?The term 'dogma' originates from the Greek for 'that which seems good,' implying an imposition of belief rather than an exploration of truth.
Etymological Timeline
Ancient Greek
Greek
δογμα (dogma)
“That which seems good or accepted belief.”
Late Latin
Latin
dogmaticus
“Pertaining to dogma or doctrine.”
16th Century
English
dogmatic
“Relating to principles laid down as incontrovertibly true.”
19th Century
English
dogmatician
“A person who asserts opinions in a dogmatic manner.”