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Meaning
designed or intended to teach
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- didactic - educational
- Analysis
Something ‘didactic’ is intended to teach or instruct. The term was once used in an exclusively neutral manner but has since developed a negative connotation, being associated with a fixed and overly instructive, moralistic, and dull way of teaching or explaining something.
Exam DB Spoken DB Other Synonyms instructive, enlightening, moralistic, Antonyms bereftstupefying uninformative, - Example(s)
The book I’m reading is didactic. There is a clear moral lesson being presented.
Mary takes a didactic approach to teaching. There is very little class participation in her lessons.
I don’t intend to instruct didactically. I prefer trainees to learn through trial and error.
