didactician
/daɪdəkˈtɪʃən/UK/dɪˈdæktɪʃən/
didactician noun: one who teaches.
Noun
didactician (plural didacticians)
- One who teaches.
Forms of didactician
| plural | didacticians |
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Origin of didactician
From didactics + -ician. By surface analysis, didactic + -ian.
Words that rhyme with didactician
- partition
- position
- proposition
- transition
- mission
- condition
- commission
- transmission
- addition
- admission
- attrition
- expedition
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- remission
- rendition
- exhibition
- submission
- ignition
- inhibition
- inquisition
- intromission
- magician
- omission
- suspicion
- tradition
- dentition
- edition
- patrician
- politician
- tuition
- acquisition
- circumposition
- decommission
- fission
- nutrition
- perdition
- permission
- phonetician
- prohibition
- superposition
- volition
- academician
- aesthetician
- Apician
- clinician
- coalition
- disquisition
- emission
- fruition
- Galician
- on a mission
- optician
- postposition
- premonition
- recommission
- retransition
- sedition
- superstition
- titian
- abligurition
- admonition
Questions about didactician
- What does didactician mean?
- Didactician means one who teaches.
- What part of speech is didactician?
- Didactician is a noun.
- How do you pronounce didactician?
- Didactician is pronounced /daɪdəkˈtɪʃən/.
- What is the plural of didactician?
- The plural of didactician is didacticians.
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