When they faced long-distance challenges, he kept reminding her that the course of true love never did run smooth, and that patience and trust would help them survive it.

The ancient ground sloth was didactyl, relying on two large claws for digging and defense.

The museum's most unusual exhibit was a didactyl discovered in the peat bog, startling paleontologists.

She was known as a didact, always turning casual conversations into lessons.

Her novel's tone is didactic, prioritizing moral lessons over character development.

She referenced the didactic when designing her curriculum, finding its principles still relevant.

The didacts in the faculty meeting debated whether to replace traditional lectures with collaborative workshops.

Dida remains mutually intelligible with some nearby dialects, making fieldwork both challenging and rewarding.

The professor spoke didactically, turning the lecture into a step-by-step guide for the students.

The professor criticized the textbook's didactics for being overly simplistic.