1. not intended to teach or instruct; not having a moral or educational purpose
Usage: literary criticism; education

Examples

• The novel was praised for its nondidactic approach to complex social issues.
• She preferred nondidactic poetry that focused on beauty rather than moral lessons.
• The museum’s nondidactic exhibits allowed visitors to draw their own conclusions.
• His nondidactic teaching style encouraged students to discover concepts independently.
• The film was refreshingly nondidactic, avoiding heavy-handed messages about right and wrong.
• Critics appreciated the author’s nondidactic storytelling that trusted readers to understand the themes.