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didactic

[dahy-dak-tik] / daɪˈdæk tɪk /


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But in trying to ground its personal stories in hard science, “Extrapolations” turns its characters into didactic sandwich boards.

From New York Times

I wanted above all to make it honest and not make it didactic.

From Washington Post

“Jerusalem Freestyle” and “Nirvana in Gaza” were politically stirring rap tracks that leaned toward the didactic.

From New York Times

That makes him sound didactic, but his jokes stay close to the ground and unexpected, sympathizing with much-mocked figures like landlords or subway drivers.

From New York Times

In any of these areas, which narrative is more likely to penetrate the public consciousness: a simple, memorable lie or the tedious, didactic truth?

From Washington Post