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Dogmatize (Verb)

State as a dogma.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The politicians were quick to dogmatize the views of their opponents as unpatriotic and wrong.
Their rigid dogma views about how children should be educated didn't allow for alternative perspectives or creative approach.
In many dogmatic societies, challenging the established view on certain sensitive subject can be dangerous and often met with brutal force.
Philosophers would often examine established concepts to prove or disprove these dogmas, no matter how ancient or well-known the ideas were.
There was no need to dogmatize all the major principles at once; gradual progress was necessary and even better.

Speak dogmatically.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Critics accused the politician of attempts to dogmatize the public issue and shutting down any further discussion on its complexities.
Throughout history, the institution had often been known to dogmatize its teachings and principles, leaving little room for questioning or dissent.
His tendency to dogmatize topics and declare absolute truths made him a polarizing figure within the academic community.
The dictator used propaganda and fear to dogmatize his rule and repress any opposing viewpoints or expressions of dissent.
Rather than engaging in open and honest discussion, she seemed to prefer dogmatizing her own viewpoint and dismissing any opposing arguments as invalid.