Didactic dahydaktik adjective

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Didactic dahy-dak-tik adjective

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• By Jessica Rowsey

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Meaning of Didactic

• 1. Intended for instruction instructive
• 2. Inclined to teach or lecture others too much
• 3. Teaching or intending to teach a moral lesson.

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Other Forms

• Didactical- adjective
• Didactically- adverb
• Didactics- noun
• Didacticism- noun

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Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms
  Antonyms
• Preachy
  Uneducational
• Advisory
  Uninstructional

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Sentences with Didactic

• The girl was a didactic speaker when trying to
  teach her little brothers a lesson.
• Nursery rhymes can be didactical when they teach
  morals.
• The Bible didactically sets out a code of
  behavior its followers are expected to live by.

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Time for a Game!

• There are going to be two teams. I am going to
  split the class in half.
• I am going to give each team a set of cards.
• Each team will find 2 synonyms and 2 antonyms of
  didactic.
• The first team that finds the 2 synonyms and 2
  antonyms of didactic WINS!

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