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spoon-fed

[spoon-fed] / ˈspunˌfɛd /
ADJECTIVE
spoiled
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Example Sentences

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Surely, the viewer can put two and two together on their own to decipher a deeper meaning within the text without the message being spoon-fed to them.

From Salon

Some of them have been feeding on spoon-fed pap by the rich and powerful for so long that — as A.J.

From Los Angeles Times

"I spoon-fed the police," she explains with exasperation as she shows us print-outs of text messages and voicemails.

From BBC

The broadcasters are spoon-fed a talking point while noting that the Bears have lost nine games in a row, including all three under interim coach Thomas Brown.

From Los Angeles Times

He believes viewers should be active participants and not just have everything spoon-fed to them.

From Los Angeles Times