didactics

/ dɪˈdæktɪks /

noun

Few English naturalists are as genial--not even White of Selborne--and few as wide in didactics.

We sometimes apply to these the words Orthobiotics, Didactics, and Pragmatics.

The words "orthobiotics," "didactics," and "pragmatics" might be used to characterize them.

Hence, we have in Emerson the teaching of a vigorous morality without the formality of dogma and the deadly tedium of didactics.

The greatest part of Mr. Cowper's didactics is in the same strain.

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