didactic
31didactic — Instructive; denoting medical teaching by lectures or textbooks, as distinguished from clinical demonstrations with patients or laboratory exercises. [G. didaktikos, fr. didasko, to teach] * * * di·dac·tic dī dak tik, də adj involving lecture and …
32didactic — Synonyms and related words: Alcaic, Anacreontic, Castalian, Homeric, Hudibrastic, Pierian, Pindaric, Theocritean, admonitory, advisory, authoritative, autodidactic, bardic, binding, bucolic, canonical, cautionary, coeducational, consultative,… …
33didàctic — di|dàc|tic Mot Pla Adjectiu variable …
34didáctic — adj. m., pl. didáctici; f. sg. didácticã, pl. didáctice …
35didactic — di|dac|tic [ daı dæktık ] adjective FORMAL intended to teach something, especially a moral lesson a. behaving like a teacher, often in a way that is annoying …
36didactic — see DOCTOR …
37didactic — di·dac·tic || dɪ dæktɪk adj. instructive, educational, informative; tending to lecture others excessively …
38didactic — [dɪ daktɪk, dʌɪ ] adjective intended to teach, particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive. ↘in the manner of a teacher, especially so as to be patronizing. Derivatives didactically adverb didacticism noun Origin C17: from Gk… …
39didactic — a.; (also didactical) Preceptive …
40didactic — adj 1. instructive, instructional, propaedeutical, preceptive, educational, educative, informational, informative; moralistic, moralizing, homi letic, homiletical, Inf. preachy. 2. didactics art or science of teaching, pedagogics, pedagogy;… …