didactically
/daɪˈdæktɪkli/
adverb
- In a way that is intended to teach or instruct, often with a moral lesson.
- She didactically corrected her younger brother's grammar, which annoyed him.
- The documentary presented the facts didactically, making sure viewers understood the historical context.
- The teacher spoke didactically, explaining each step of the math problem carefully.
- In a manner that is overly instructive or preachy, as if lecturing.
- Instead of having a conversation, he spoke didactically, as if he were the only expert in the room.
- The article was written didactically, leaving no room for the reader's own interpretation.
- His tone became didactically harsh, and the audience stopped listening.