Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

acroamatic

Adjective
/ˌæk.rəʊ.əˈmæt.ɪk/
Definition
Relating to, or denoting a form of teaching, especially in ancient philosophical schools, that is primarily based on oral instruction rather than written texts.
Examples
  • The acroamatic nature of the lectures was intended for a select group of students.
  • Philosophers often conveyed acroamatic knowledge during private discussions.
Meaning
Acroamatic refers to teachings or lessons that are delivered orally, often in a way that is meant to be more private and exclusive than public teachings.
Synonyms
  • Oral
  • Verbal
  • Non-written
  • Private