Definition of opinionated in English:

opinionated

adjective əˈpɪnjəneɪtɪdəˈpɪnjəˌneɪdəd

Characterized by conceited assertiveness and dogmatism.
an arrogant and opinionated man
Example sentencesExamples
- She was a loud, rebellious, outspoken and opinionated person who often intimidated her colleagues.
- I do not suffer fools gladly and I have been known to be opinionated and defend my beliefs strongly.
- It sticks to the facts, avoids becoming opinionated and doesn't patronise.
- The fact is, pundits are the prima donnas of journalism, and they are paid to be opinionated.
- Up next, a new study shows that one cable network is far more opinionated than its competitors.
- He is opinionated, irreverent, sometimes bombastic and often contradictory.
- One is gentle and introverted, the other effusive and articulate - perhaps even opinionated.
- Four very opinionated panelists will share their views on the big stories of the week.
- I can't help thinking it must be quite lively in their house with two such opinionated people under one roof.
- Beware of a prejudiced and opinionated person who lacks originality.
- Christoper Hunt, with shaved head and goatee, is the humourless, opinionated Serge.
- Given how opinionated and dissolute they are, you'd expect sports journalists to be shrewd gamblers.
- They're articulate, opinionated and known to complain about their roles as political pawns.
- They must beware of becoming dogmatic and opinionated and strive to keep an open mind and their opinions flexible.
- Why are we all so easily bullied into doing what a small number of opinionated, narrow minded and selfish people wish us to do?
- Shriver has her narrator write in an uncompromisingly opinionated style.
- More power to the members often means, quite simply, more power to the opinionated and the avant-garde.
- They were opinionated and unforgiving and couldn't agree about anything, let alone painting.
- People interested in world events tend to be opinionated independent thinkers.
- Such films inevitably entailed working with some illustrious and highly opinionated presenters and performers.
Synonyms
dogmatic, of fixed views, of preconceived ideas, pontifical, doctrinaire, dictatorial, domineering, assertive, cocksure, pompous, self-important, adamant, arrogant
inflexible, uncompromising, prejudiced, biased, bigoted

Derivatives

opinionatedness

noun əˈpɪnɪəneɪtɪdnəs

Origin

Early 17th century: from the (rare) verb opinionate 'hold the opinion (that'), from opinion.

Definition of opinionated in US English:

opinionated

adjectiveəˈpinyəˌnādədəˈpɪnjəˌneɪdəd

Conceitedly assertive and dogmatic in one's opinions.
an arrogant and opinionated man
Example sentencesExamples
- Why are we all so easily bullied into doing what a small number of opinionated, narrow minded and selfish people wish us to do?
- More power to the members often means, quite simply, more power to the opinionated and the avant-garde.
- I do not suffer fools gladly and I have been known to be opinionated and defend my beliefs strongly.
- Beware of a prejudiced and opinionated person who lacks originality.
- It sticks to the facts, avoids becoming opinionated and doesn't patronise.
- Up next, a new study shows that one cable network is far more opinionated than its competitors.
- They're articulate, opinionated and known to complain about their roles as political pawns.
- She was a loud, rebellious, outspoken and opinionated person who often intimidated her colleagues.
- Four very opinionated panelists will share their views on the big stories of the week.
- One is gentle and introverted, the other effusive and articulate - perhaps even opinionated.
- The fact is, pundits are the prima donnas of journalism, and they are paid to be opinionated.
- Such films inevitably entailed working with some illustrious and highly opinionated presenters and performers.
- People interested in world events tend to be opinionated independent thinkers.
- Christoper Hunt, with shaved head and goatee, is the humourless, opinionated Serge.
- They must beware of becoming dogmatic and opinionated and strive to keep an open mind and their opinions flexible.
- Given how opinionated and dissolute they are, you'd expect sports journalists to be shrewd gamblers.
- They were opinionated and unforgiving and couldn't agree about anything, let alone painting.
- I can't help thinking it must be quite lively in their house with two such opinionated people under one roof.
- He is opinionated, irreverent, sometimes bombastic and often contradictory.
- Shriver has her narrator write in an uncompromisingly opinionated style.
Synonyms
dogmatic, of fixed views, of preconceived ideas, pontifical, doctrinaire, dictatorial, domineering, assertive, cocksure, pompous, self-important, adamant, arrogant

Origin

Early 17th century: from the (rare) verb opinionate ‘hold the opinion (that’), from opinion.

单词	opinionated
释义	Definition of opinionated in English: opinionated adjective əˈpɪnjəneɪtɪdəˈpɪnjəˌneɪdəd Characterized by conceited assertiveness and dogmatism. an arrogant and opinionated man Example sentencesExamples She was a loud, rebellious, outspoken and opinionated person who often intimidated her colleagues. I do not suffer fools gladly and I have been known to be opinionated and defend my beliefs strongly. It sticks to the facts, avoids becoming opinionated and doesn't patronise. The fact is, pundits are the prima donnas of journalism, and they are paid to be opinionated. Up next, a new study shows that one cable network is far more opinionated than its competitors. He is opinionated, irreverent, sometimes bombastic and often contradictory. One is gentle and introverted, the other effusive and articulate - perhaps even opinionated. Four very opinionated panelists will share their views on the big stories of the week. I can't help thinking it must be quite lively in their house with two such opinionated people under one roof. Beware of a prejudiced and opinionated person who lacks originality. Christoper Hunt, with shaved head and goatee, is the humourless, opinionated Serge. Given how opinionated and dissolute they are, you'd expect sports journalists to be shrewd gamblers. They're articulate, opinionated and known to complain about their roles as political pawns. They must beware of becoming dogmatic and opinionated and strive to keep an open mind and their opinions flexible. Why are we all so easily bullied into doing what a small number of opinionated, narrow minded and selfish people wish us to do? Shriver has her narrator write in an uncompromisingly opinionated style. More power to the members often means, quite simply, more power to the opinionated and the avant-garde. They were opinionated and unforgiving and couldn't agree about anything, let alone painting. People interested in world events tend to be opinionated independent thinkers. Such films inevitably entailed working with some illustrious and highly opinionated presenters and performers. Synonyms dogmatic, of fixed views, of preconceived ideas, pontifical, doctrinaire, dictatorial, domineering, assertive, cocksure, pompous, self-important, adamant, arrogant inflexible, uncompromising, prejudiced, biased, bigoted Derivatives opinionatedness noun əˈpɪnɪəneɪtɪdnəs Origin Early 17th century: from the (rare) verb opinionate 'hold the opinion (that'), from opinion. Definition of opinionated in US English: opinionated adjectiveəˈpinyəˌnādədəˈpɪnjəˌneɪdəd Conceitedly assertive and dogmatic in one's opinions. an arrogant and opinionated man Example sentencesExamples Why are we all so easily bullied into doing what a small number of opinionated, narrow minded and selfish people wish us to do? More power to the members often means, quite simply, more power to the opinionated and the avant-garde. I do not suffer fools gladly and I have been known to be opinionated and defend my beliefs strongly. Beware of a prejudiced and opinionated person who lacks originality. It sticks to the facts, avoids becoming opinionated and doesn't patronise. Up next, a new study shows that one cable network is far more opinionated than its competitors. They're articulate, opinionated and known to complain about their roles as political pawns. She was a loud, rebellious, outspoken and opinionated person who often intimidated her colleagues. Four very opinionated panelists will share their views on the big stories of the week. One is gentle and introverted, the other effusive and articulate - perhaps even opinionated. The fact is, pundits are the prima donnas of journalism, and they are paid to be opinionated. Such films inevitably entailed working with some illustrious and highly opinionated presenters and performers. People interested in world events tend to be opinionated independent thinkers. Christoper Hunt, with shaved head and goatee, is the humourless, opinionated Serge. They must beware of becoming dogmatic and opinionated and strive to keep an open mind and their opinions flexible. Given how opinionated and dissolute they are, you'd expect sports journalists to be shrewd gamblers. They were opinionated and unforgiving and couldn't agree about anything, let alone painting. I can't help thinking it must be quite lively in their house with two such opinionated people under one roof. He is opinionated, irreverent, sometimes bombastic and often contradictory. Shriver has her narrator write in an uncompromisingly opinionated style. Synonyms dogmatic, of fixed views, of preconceived ideas, pontifical, doctrinaire, dictatorial, domineering, assertive, cocksure, pompous, self-important, adamant, arrogant Origin Early 17th century: from the (rare) verb opinionate ‘hold the opinion (that’), from opinion.
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