Discipline - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
for such a plan to work requires discipline
- the act of disciplining (syn: correction)
verb
Extra examples
The teacher has a hard time maintaining discipline in the classroom.
The troops were praised for their dedication and discipline.
Some parents feel that the school's principal has been too harsh in meting out discipline.
Keeping a journal is a good discipline for a writer.
She was disciplined for misbehaving in class.
He seems unwilling or unable to discipline his children.
I'm trying to discipline myself to eat less.
No part of early education is more important than the discipline of the imagination.
She disciplined herself to exercise every day.
The book gives parents advice on discipline.
Working from home requires a good deal of discipline.
Martial arts teach respect, discipline, and cooperation.
Learning poetry is a good discipline for the memory.
The officers were later disciplined.
Different cultures have different ways of disciplining their children.
Word forms
I/you/we/they: discipline
he/she/it: disciplines
present participle: disciplining
past tense: disciplined
past participle: disciplined
singular: discipline
plural: disciplines
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