1. not intended to teach or instruct; not preachy or moralistic
Usage: literary criticism; formal

Examples

• The novel’s undidactic approach allows readers to draw their own conclusions.
• Her undidactic writing style lets the story speak for itself.
• The film is refreshingly undidactic, avoiding heavy-handed moral lessons.
• Critics praised the author’s undidactic treatment of complex social issues.
• The undidactic nature of the play makes it more engaging for audiences.
• His undidactic poetry explores themes without forcing interpretations on readers.