Didactic
Didactic adjective - Marked by or given to preaching moral values.
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Synonyms for Didactic
Learned and didactic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Learned" instead an adjective "Didactic".
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Related pairs
- abstruse and didactic
- abstruse and learned
- serious and didactic
- serious and learned
- pedantic and didactic
- pedantic and learned
- cerebral and didactic
- cerebral and learned
- scholastic and didactic
- scholastic and learned
- academic and didactic
- academic and learned
- pedagogic and didactic
- pedagogic and learned
Both words in one sentence
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Many times Kyle starts a speech by saying, "I've learned something today..." The morals are sometimes humorous - though as often as not - these speeches really are didactic.
Source: An Aesop
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