doctrine
Meaning
A doctrine is a set of principles or beliefs that are systematically articulated and adopted by a group, institution, or ideology, often serving as a foundational framework for policy-making, governance, or scholarly discourse.
💡 The term "doctrine" is often used in formal contexts, particularly in law and religion, and should not be confused with casual beliefs or opinions; it implies a structured and authoritative stance.
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