Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

didact

Noun

/ˈdaɪ.dækt/

Definition

A person who teaches or instructs, often used to refer to someone who is particularly focused on imparting knowledge or moral lessons.

Examples

The author’s didact approach in the book helped clarify complex concepts for readers.
As a didact, she always encouraged her students to think critically and ask questions.
His didactic style made the lecture engaging and educational for all attendees.

Meaning

The term didact is typically associated with an individual who takes on the role of a teacher or educator, especially one who presents ideas in a systematic way.