Didascalic (Meaning of)

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Didascalic
Di`das·cal'ic adjective [ Latin didascalius , Greek ..., from ... to teach: confer French didascalique .] Didactic; preceptive. [ R.] Prior.
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Didascalic
• (a.) Didactic; preceptive.
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