dilactic

/daɪˈlæktɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or characterized by the use of dualism or dualistic thought; involving the use of two opposing principles or forces.

“The professor’s dilactic approach to the subject helped students understand the complex concepts more effectively.”

2. noun

a method of teaching or learning that emphasizes the use of dualism or dualistic thought.

“The teacher employed a dilactic approach to explain the concept of good and evil to her students.”

Synonyms

  • binary
  • dualistic

Antonyms

  • monistic
  • unitary