didactical Synonyms
Strongest:
- dark
- uncultured
- dark
- uncultivated
- illiterate
- uncivilized
- unintellectual
- uncivilized
- unlettered
- unlearned
- illiterate
- uneducated
- uncultured
- uncultivated
- unscholarly
- ignorant
- uneducated
- unintellectual
- benighted
- benighted
- unlettered
- ignorant
- unscholarly
- unlearned
Strong:
- unschooled
- lowbrow
- unpolished
- uninstructed
- untutored
- unschooled
- unpolished
- unknowledgeable
- unrefined
- unrefined
- semiliterate
- uninformed
- untutored
- uninstructed
- unknowledgeable
- untaught
- untaught
- uninformed
- lowbrow
- semiliterate
Weak:
didactical Meaning
didactical (s)
instructive (especially excessively)
didactical (a.)
Fitted or intended to teach; conveying instruction; preceptive; instructive; teaching some moral lesson; as, didactic essays.
didactical Sentence Examples
- The didactical nature of the workshop facilitated a deeper understanding of complex scientific concepts.
- The textbook adopted a didactical approach, incorporating interactive exercises to enhance learning.
- The didactical software guided students through the programming language with step-by-step tutorials.
- The professor's lectures were not only informative but also had a didactical element to engage students in critical thinking.
- The didactical materials provided in the online course supported self-paced learning.
- The museum tour was didactical, offering insightful explanations of historical artifacts.
- The educational video series was created with a didactical purpose, simplifying difficult topics for a broad audience.
- The didactical games in the curriculum made learning mathematics enjoyable for the students.
- The training program for teachers included didactical strategies to improve classroom instruction.
- The didactical design of the e-learning platform aimed to accommodate different learning styles.
FAQs About the word didactical
instructive (especially excessively)Fitted or intended to teach; conveying instruction; preceptive; instructive; teaching some moral lesson; as, didactic essays
professorial, academical,didactic, academic, trained, pedantic, highbrow, well-bred, skilled, inkhorn
dark, uncultured, dark, uncultivated, illiterate, uncivilized, unintellectual, uncivilized, unlettered, unlearned
The didactical nature of the workshop facilitated a deeper understanding of complex scientific concepts.
The textbook adopted a didactical approach, incorporating interactive exercises to enhance learning.
The didactical software guided students through the programming language with step-by-step tutorials.
The professor's lectures were not only informative but also had a didactical element to engage students in critical thinking.
