teacherlike
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unteacherlike — adjective Not teacherlike … Wiktionary
academic — Synonyms and related words: abstract, armchair, book learned, bookish, booky, chimerical, classroom, closet, collegiate, conjectural, cross disciplinary, devoted to studies, diligent, donnish, dryasdust, erudite, extramural, graduate, graduate… … Moby Thesaurus
donnish — Synonyms and related words: academic, bibliophagic, bluestocking, book fed, book learned, book loving, book minded, book read, book wise, bookish, booky, devoted to studies, diligent, dryasdust, inkhorn, literary, mandarin, owlish, pedagogic,… … Moby Thesaurus
pedagogical — Synonyms and related words: academic, cross disciplinary, donnish, graduate, graduate professional, interdisciplinary, pedagogic, pedantic, postgraduate, preceptorial, professional, professorial, professorlike, scholarly, scholastic, schoolish,… … Moby Thesaurus
pedantic — Synonyms and related words: Gongoresque, Johnsonian, academic, accordant, affected, anal, arid, bedizened, bibliophagic, big sounding, bluestocking, book fed, book learned, book loving, book minded, book read, book wise, bookish, booky, bourgeois … Moby Thesaurus
professorial — Synonyms and related words: academic, bookish, devoted to studies, diligent, donnish, dryasdust, mandarin, owlish, pedagogic, pedantic, preceptorial, professorlike, rabbinic, scholarly, scholastic, schoolmastering, schoolmasterish,… … Moby Thesaurus
teachy — Synonyms and related words: academic, donnish, moral, moralizing, pedagogic, pedantic, preachy, preceptorial, professorial, professorlike, schoolmastering, schoolmasterish, schoolmasterlike, schoolmasterly, schoolmistressy, schoolteacherish,… … Moby Thesaurus
tutorial — Synonyms and related words: academic, donnish, pedagogic, pedantic, preceptorial, professorial, professorlike, schoolmastering, schoolmasterish, schoolmasterlike, schoolmasterly, schoolmistressy, schoolteacherish, schoolteachery, teacherish,… … Moby Thesaurus
di|dac´ti|cal|ly — di|dac|tic «dy DAK tihk, dih », adjective. 1. meant to instruct: »Aesop s “Fables” are didactic stories; each one has a moral. SYNONYM(S): educative. 2. inclined to instruct others; teacherlike: »The older brother was called “Professor” because… … Useful english dictionary
di|dac|tic — «dy DAK tihk, dih », adjective. 1. meant to instruct: »Aesop s “Fables” are didactic stories; each one has a moral. SYNONYM(S): educative. 2. inclined to instruct others; teacherlike: »The older brother was called “Professor” because of his… … Useful english dictionary
