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Dicdatic

Definition:

Dicdatic (adjective) - Pertaining to or exhibiting the characteristics of pedagogy or instructiveness.

Dicdatic (noun) - A person who is exceptionally pedagogical or inclined towards teaching.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Adjective - Instructive or educational.

Example sentence: The professor's dicdatic approach to teaching helped the students grasp complex concepts more easily.

Sense 2:

Noun - A person who is passionate about teaching.

Example sentence: Mary, the dicdatic, made sure to explain every detail of the scientific experiment to her students.

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