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  • noun Plural form of autodidact.

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Examples

  • But then the TV Turnoff propaganda isn't really directed at readers, thinkers, and autodidacts, is it?

    TV Turnoff Week 2005 M-mv 2005

  • But then the TV Turnoff propaganda isn't really directed at readers, thinkers, and autodidacts, is it?

    Archive 2004-04-01 M-mv 2004

  • But then the TV Turnoff propaganda isn't really directed at readers, thinkers, and autodidacts, is it?

    TV Turnoff 2004 M-mv 2004

  • But then the TV Turnoff propaganda isn't really directed at readers, thinkers, and autodidacts, is it?

    04.04 M-mv 2004

  • But then the TV Turnoff propaganda isn't really directed at readers, thinkers, and autodidacts, is it?

    03.04 M-mv 2004

  • But then the TV Turnoff propaganda isn't really directed at readers, thinkers, and autodidacts, is it?

    04.04 M-mv 2004

  • But then the TV Turnoff propaganda isn't really directed at readers, thinkers, and autodidacts, is it?

    03.04 M-mv 2004

  • Both write fiction, both identify as autodidacts and work from a rich grounding in theoretical and experimental work (Kraus edits the Semiotext(e) series, Bryant ascribes much of her education to the Dark Room Collective), both pull from noir with the urgency and eerie sense surrounding their narratives.

    ELDERS SERIES #3 by CHRIS KRAUS and TISA BRYANT EILEEN 2009

  • Both write fiction, both identify as autodidacts and work from a rich grounding in theoretical and experimental work (Kraus edits the Semiotext(e) series, Bryant ascribes much of her education to the Dark Room Collective), both pull from noir with the urgency and eerie sense surrounding their narratives.

    Archive 2009-12-01 EILEEN 2009

  • If we want to learn a given language, the non-autodidacts among us ninety-nine times out of a hundred will prefer to learn from a native speaker.

    N is for Native-speakerism « An A-Z of ELT 2010

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