1. of, relating to, or in the form of a catechism; instructional through question and answer
Usage: formal; chiefly religious or educational contexts

Examples

• The priest used a catechismal approach to teach the children about Christian doctrine.
• The catechismal method of instruction relies on structured questions and answers.
• Her catechismal style of teaching encouraged students to think critically about the material.
• The catechismal format made the complex theological concepts easier to understand.
• Medieval scholars often employed catechismal techniques in their educational writings.