didacticism
daɪˈdæktɪsɪzəm
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Definition of didacticism - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
teaching intentRarework or statement intended to instructRare
  • His speech was filled with didacticism.
instruction pedagogy
2.
preachy toneRareoverly instructive manner or approachRare
  • Her didacticism in the workshop overwhelmed the participants.
pedantry
3.
moral lessonsTECH.art philosophy focusing on teaching over entertainmentTECH.
  • The novel's didacticism overshadowed its narrative.
pedagogy
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Origin of didacticism

Greek, didaktikos (apt at teaching)

Examples of didacticism in a sentence

  • Critics often debate the didacticism in his films.
  • His didacticism made the lecture unbearable.
  • The book's didacticism turned off many readers.
  • His lectures were filled with didacticism, leaving little room for discussion.
  • The film's didacticism was evident in its moralistic tone.

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  1. French:didactisme, pédantisme, ...
  2. German:Didaktik, übermäßige Didaktik, ...
  3. Italian:didatticismo, pedanteria, ...
  4. Spanish:didactismo, pedantería, ...
  5. Portuguese:didatismo, abordagem didática, ...
  6. Chinese:说教, 过度说教, ...
  7. Japanese:教訓主義, 説教的態度, ...
  8. Arabic:نَزْعَة تَعْلِيمِيَّة, أُسْلُوب تَعْلِيمِي مُفْرِط, ...
  9. Hebrew:דִּידַקְטִיּוּת, דִּידַקְטִיּוּת, ...
  10. Russian:дидактизм, излишняя поучительность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дидактизм, надмірний дидактизм, ...
  12. Hindi:शिक्षाप्रदता, शिक्षणवाद, ...

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