1. of or relating to an isagoge; introductory or preliminary in nature, especially regarding the study of a text or subject
Usage: formal; chiefly academic or scholarly

Examples

• The professor provided isagogic remarks before diving into the complex philosophical text.
• An isagogic approach to biblical studies helps students understand the historical context first.
• The isagogic chapter of the book serves as a foundation for the more detailed analysis that follows.
• Scholars often begin with isagogic material to orient readers to the subject matter.
• The isagogic lectures introduced key concepts needed for the advanced seminar.