Definition Synonyms
Definition of didactic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
teachingintended to teach, especially moral lessons
- The didactic novel aimed to teach children about honesty.
2.
preachyexcessively instructive or moralizing in tone
- His didactic speech bored the audience with its moralizing.
Origin of didactic
Greek, didaktikos (apt at teaching)
Terms with didactic included in their meaning
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didactic
trying to teach moral behavior
formal letter
letter, especially formal or didactic one
didactic
preachy or moralizing in tone
teaching
in a way that is overly didactic or sermon-like
Examples of didactic in a sentence
The didactic approach in the lesson was very effective. The book's didactic tone alienated some readers. Her didactic approach to teaching was not well received.
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- French:didactique, pédagogique, ...
- German:didaktisch, ...
- Italian:didattico, pedante, ...
- Spanish:didáctico, ...
- Portuguese:didático, ...
- Chinese:启蒙, 说教的, ...
- Japanese:教訓的な, 道徳的な, ...
- Arabic:تَعْلِيمِي, وَعْظِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:דִּידַקְטִי, מַטִּיף, ...
- Russian:дидактический, назидательный, ...
- Ukrainian:дидактичний, ...
- Hindi:शिक्षाप्रद, नसीहतभरा, ...
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