doctrinaire

• ad. 独断的; 理論的
• n. 独断論者; 空虚な理論家、純粋な理論家

doctrine,教義,教義,蔑称から。

doctrinaire (n.)

1820, from French doctrinaire "impractical person," originally "adherent of doctrines" (14c.), from Latin doctrina (see doctrine).

At first used in the context of French politics, contemptuously applied by rival factions to those who tried to reconcile liberty with royal authority after 1815. Hence, anyone who applies doctrine without making allowance for practical considerations (1831). As an adjective, from 1834.

1. Don 't be so doctrinaire about things.

物事を理論的に解釈するな。

2.He is firm but not doctrinair .

彼はしっかりしているが教条ではない。

3.The continuing debate between government and the press has not been much advanced by doctrinaire arguments.

政府と報道界の間で絶えない議論は、空虚な観点で進展していない。

4.Wilbur：I 'm an Episcopalian born and bred，though not awfully doctrinaire .

私は聖公会教徒の家庭で育ったので、教条主義的なものではありませんが.

5.The world needs a less doctrinaire approach to foreign capital flows.

外資の流れに対してそれほど教条的でない方法が必要です。