spoon-fed

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given to eat with the use of a spoon; fed with a spoon; spoiled, not independent
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To deliver information in as basic a manner as possible
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To help somebody (usually a baby) to eat using a spoon
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To overly pamper or indulge someone, so that they do not act or think for themselves
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disapproval If you think that someone is being given too much help with something and is not making enough effort themselves, you can say they are being spoon-fed. Students are unwilling to really work. They want to be spoon-fed
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If you spoon-feed a small child or a sick person, you feed them using a spoon. It took two years for me to get better, during which time he spoon-fed me and did absolutely everything around the house
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disapproval If you say that someone is spoon-fed ideas or information, you mean that they are told about them and are expected to accept them without questioning them. They were less willing to be spoon-fed doctrines from Japan
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provide all the answers, present material that has already been worked through
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