dogmatism
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 14
[Gr. dogmat-, stem of dogma, Eng. suff. -ism.] The quality of being dogmatic; dogmaticalne , arrogance, or positivene in a er tion. "A freedom equally offensive to his dogmatism as a theologian, and to his pride as a king."-Robertson: Hist , of Scotland, ii. 177.
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