spoonfeed (Meaning)

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spoonfeed (v)

feed with a spoon

teach without challenging the students

The teacher was spoonfeeding the students with answers, leaving them incapable of critical thinking.
The parenting style of spoonfeeding children undermines their independence and problem-solving abilities.
I refuse to spoonfeed my audience; I want them to engage in active learning and discover the information for themselves.
The politician's speech was filled with spoonfeeding, catering to the lowest common denominator.
The company's training program was a spoonfeeding exercise, providing no opportunities for employees to develop their skills.
I'm tired of being spoonfed information; I want to be challenged and learn on my own.
The spoonfeeding of facts in the documentary left viewers with little incentive to explore the topic further.
The spoonfeeding of entertainment in modern society has led to a decline in creativity and imagination.
The author's spoonfeeding of the protagonist removed any sense of tension or suspense from the plot.
I resent being spoonfed ideas and opinions; I prefer to form my own based on evidence and reasoning.

feed with a spoon, teach without challenging the students

underfeed, overfeed, fill, force-feed,hand-feed, fatten, banquet, surfeit, feast, regale

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The teacher was spoonfeeding the students with answers, leaving them incapable of critical thinking.

The parenting style of spoonfeeding children undermines their independence and problem-solving abilities.

I refuse to spoonfeed my audience; I want them to engage in active learning and discover the information for themselves.

The politician's speech was filled with spoonfeeding, catering to the lowest common denominator.