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ドクトリン (dokutorin) Japanese meaning: doctrine | Kotomora
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The military doctrine was criticized as outdated.
His paper is based on Keynesian economic doctrine.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 のドクトリンを 掲かか げる to advocate/uphold a doctrine (of something)
That political party upholds its own diplomatic doctrine.
〈 事こと 〉 のドクトリンを 採さい 用よう する to adopt a doctrine (of something)
The United States adopted a new security doctrine.
ドクトリンに 基もと づく to be based on a doctrine
This operation is based on a Cold War-era doctrine.
Related words 教義 refers specifically to religious dogma or creed, while ドクトリン is a broader loanword covering political, military, or ideological doctrines as well.
主義 is a common, everyday word for a principle or '-ism', whereas ドクトリン is a more technical, formal term often used in academic or strategic contexts.
理念 emphasizes an underlying guiding ideal or philosophy, while ドクトリン refers to a more concrete, codified set of principles, especially in policy or military strategy.
Etymology Loanword from English 'doctrine', ultimately from Latin 'doctrina' (teaching, learning).