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autodidactic

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au·to·di·dact  t-ddkt)
n.
A self-taught person.

[From Greek autodidaktos, self-taught : auto-, auto- + didaktos, taught; see didactic.]

auto·di·dactic adj.
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Adj.1.autodidactic - relating to or having the characteristics of an autodidactautodidactic - relating to or having the characteristics of an autodidact


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Vernon, Washington proved himself an outstanding alumnus of this autodidactic academy of moral instruction through his consistent display of grace and leadership.
Moore clearly has affinities with Schauberger's methods of autodidactic study in the world (as opposed to the hermetic confines of the academy), his own commitment to education existing chiefly in relation to casually appointed mentors that the artist chances upon in his travels.
Short and sweet, autodidactic is from Greek and means self-taught.
 
 
 
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