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Dogmatise (Verb)

Speak dogmatically.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Scientists should be cautious not to dogmatise about unproven theories, as they may lead to blind spots in their research.
Her tendency to dogmatise often led to heated debates during the panel discussions.
He dogmatises about the benefits of a vegan diet without considering individual nutritional needs.
The professor's dogmatic views often made it difficult for students to engage in critical discussions.
She accused him of dogmatising about politics, saying that he refused to listen to opposing views.

State as a dogma.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The authoritarian leader began to dogmatise that his vision for the country was the only viable option for progress.
Critics accused the academic of attempts to dogmatise radical ideas, dismissing opposing views without any scientific evidence.
The new policy dogmatised the previously flexible approach, leaving no room for deviation or experimentation.
His refusal to dogmatise his own theories allowed for more open discussions and generated useful insights.
She disliked those who tended to dogmatise their personal opinions and ignore the broader complexities of reality.