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di·das·cal·ic
\|dīˌda|skalik, -īdə|-, |didə|-\ adjective
Etymology: Late Latin didascalicus, from Greek didaskalikos, from didaskalos teacher (from didaskein to teach) + -ikos -ic — more at docile
1. archaic : intended to teach (as a moral lesson) : moralistic, didactic
2. : of, relating to, or contained in a didascaly |