doctrinal
dɑkˈtraɪnəl
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Definition of doctrinal - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
beliefsTECH.relating to established beliefs or principlesTECH.
  • The doctrinal teachings of the church are strict.
dogmatic ideological theoretical
2.
religionTECH.involving discussions about doctrinesTECH.
  • The meeting was focused on doctrinal issues.
dogmatic ideological theological
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Origin of doctrinal

Latin, doctrina (teaching)

Terms with doctrinal included in their meaning

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doctrinal
relating to established beliefs or doctrines
clergy council
assembly of church officials to decide on doctrinal and administrative matters
doctrinal
pertaining to the beliefs or practices of the Albigenses
doctrinal disagreement
belief that contradicts established doctrines
religion
member of a church that follows an early Christian doctrinal tradition
freedom
non-doctrinal religion stressing individual belief freedom

Examples of doctrinal in a sentence

  • The book explores doctrinal differences among religions.
  • Her doctrinal stance was clear in the debate.
  • The book explores various doctrinal interpretations.

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  1. French:doctrinal, théologique, ...
  2. German:lehrmäßig, ...
  3. Italian:dottrinale, dottrinario, ...
  4. Spanish:doctrinal, teológico, ...
  5. Portuguese:doutrinário, ...
  6. Chinese:教义的, 教条的, ...
  7. Japanese:教義的な, 教義の, ...
  8. Arabic:عَقَائِدِي, مَذْهَبِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוֹקְטְרִינָרִי, דּוֹקְטְרִינָלִי, ...
  10. Russian:доктринальный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:доктринальний, ...
  12. Hindi:सिद्धांतगत, सिद्धांत संबंधी, ...
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