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Definition of discipline
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Discipline
(n.)
Subjection
to rule;
submissiveness
to order and
control;
habit of
obedience.
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Militia
::
Militia
(n.) In the
widest
sense,
the whole
military
force of a
nation,
including
both those
engaged
in
military
service
as a
business,
and those
competent
and
available
for such
service;
specifically,
the body of
citizens
enrolled
for
military
instruction
and
discipline,
but not
subject
to be
called
into
actual
service
except
in
emergencies..
Scourge
::
Scourge
(n.) A lash; a strap or cord;
especially,
a lash used to
inflict
pain or
punishment;
an
instrument
of
punishment
or
discipline;
a
whip..
Demoralize
::
Demoralize
(v. t.) To
corrupt
or
undermine
in
morals;
to
destroy
or
lessen
the
effect
of moral
principles
on; to
render
corrupt
or
untrustworthy
in
morals,
in
discipline,
in
courage,
spirit,
etc.; to
weaken
in
spirit
or
efficiency..
Martinetism
::
Martinetism
(n.) The
principles
or
practices
of a
martinet;
rigid
adherence
to
discipline,
etc..
Rigid
::
Rigid (a.)
Hence,
not lax or
indulgent;
severe;
inflexible;
strict;
as, a rigid
father
or
master;
rigid
discipline;
rigid
criticism;
a rigid
sentence..
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.)
Self-inflicted
and
voluntary
corporal
punishment,
as
penance,
or
otherwise;
specifically,
a
penitential
scourge..
Correct
::
Correct
(v. t.) To bring back, or
attempt
to bring back, to
propriety
in
morals;
to
reprove
or
punish
for
faults
or
deviations
from moral
rectitude;
to
chastise;
to
discipline;
as, a child
should
be
corrected
for
lying..
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.)
Correction;
chastisement;
punishment
inflicted
by way of
correction
and
training.
Discipline
::
Discipline
(v. t.) To
inflict
ecclesiastical
censures
and
penalties
upon.
Chastisement
::
Chastisement
(n.) The act of
chastising;
pain
inflicted
for
punishment
and
correction;
discipline;
punishment.
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.)
Severe
training,
corrective
of
faults;
instruction
by means of
misfortune,
suffering,
punishment,
etc..
Education
::
Education
(n.) The act or
process
of
educating;
the
result
of
educating,
as
determined
by the
knowledge
skill,
or
discipline
of
character,
acquired;
also, the act or
process
of
training
by a
prescribed
or
customary
course
of study or
discipline;
as, an
education
for the bar or the
pulpit;
he has
finished
his
education..
School
::
School
(v. t.) To
tutor;
to chide and
admonish;
to
reprove;
to
subject
to
systematic
discipline;
to
train.
Disciplinableness
::
Disciplinableness
(n.) The
quality
of being
improvable
by
discipline.
Exercise
::
Exercise
(n.) That which is done for the sake of
exercising,
practicing,
training,
or
promoting
skill,
health,
mental,
improvement,
moral
discipline,
etc.; that which is
assigned
or
prescribed
for such ends;
hence,
a
disquisition;
a
lesson;
a task; as,
military
or naval
exercises;
musical
exercises;
an
exercise
in
composition..
Severe
::
Severe
(superl.)
Very
strict
in
judgment,
discipline,
or
government;
harsh;
not mild or
indulgent;
rigorous;
as,
severe
criticism;
severe
punishment..
Indocile
::
Indocile
(a.) Not
teachable;
indisposed
to be
taught,
trained,
or
disciplined;
not
easily
instructed
or
governed;
dull;
intractable..
Cultured
::
Cultured
(a.)
Characterized
by
mental
and moral
training;
disciplined;
refined;
well-educated.
Incorrection
::
Incorrection
(n.) Want of
correction,
restraint,
or
discipline..
Whipperin
::
Whipperin
(n.)
Hence,
one who
enforces
the
discipline
of a
party,
and urges the
attendance
and
support
of the
members
on all
necessary
occasions..
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