IPA: /ˈdɔɡməˌtaɪzər/
KK: /dɔɡˈmætɪzaɪzər/
A person who expresses their opinions or beliefs in a very strong and forceful way, often without considering other viewpoints.
The dogmatizer refused to listen to any arguments that contradicted his beliefs.
Dogmatizer → It is formed from "dogma" (from Greek "dogma", meaning opinion or belief) and "-izer" (a suffix used to indicate a person who performs a specific action). The word "dogmatizer" refers to a person who asserts or promotes a particular set of beliefs or opinions.
Think of someone who promotes a specific 'belief' ('dogma') — the '-izer' means a person who does something. This helps you remember that a dogmatizer is someone who asserts or promotes a particular belief.