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dogma

noun as in belief, principle

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As the liberal antithesis to conservative dogma on abortion, immigration and LGBTQ+ rights, California is naturally poised to reprise the role the state played during the first Trump presidency as a GOP foil and protector of Democratic values.

It’s an attempt, completely rooted in theological dogma, to return women, not just to the pain of procreation, but apparently the death of it.

From Slate

His voice didn’t proselytize, either, and so I’m grateful that Richard was in the back of my mind, when the body positivity movement swept and seemed a new kind of dogma.

From Salon

He boasted about how his government had “prioritised energy security and your family finances over environmental dogma and our approach to net zero”.

From BBC

For decades, this was essentially dogma in fashion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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