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discipline

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈdɪsɪplɪn/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈdɪsəplɪn/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(dis′ə plin)

Inflections of 'discipline' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

disciplines: v 3rd person singular

disciplining: v pres p

disciplined: v past

disciplined: v past p

Collocations for "discipline"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "discipline" in context.

discipline

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.

[military, sporting, academic, behavioral, parental] discipline
[strict, stern, total, lax] discipline
instill discipline in the [children, players, students, kids]
the [children] lack discipline
the [children] need more discipline
is in charge of the [children's] discipline
is in charge of discipline (in the house)
need discipline to [achieve, get, succeed, win]
the [troops, soldiers, team] showed good discipline
was able to [keep, maintain] discipline (among the troops)
someone needs to show them a bit of discipline
does not have the [necessary, required] discipline (to)
is good discipline for a [writer, singer, composer] (to)
is her [best, strongest, weakest] discipline
studying the discipline of [geography, history, computing]
is a [relatively, fairly] new discipline
the [school, academy, university] is strong across all (major) disciplines
experts from multiple disciplines
need to [work on, improve] my self-discipline
is just a [matter, case, question] of self-discipline
has [little, no, hardly any] self-discipline
the [students, kids, children, workers] need more self-discipline
is [severely, seriously] lacking in self-discipline
a [total, complete] lack of self-discipline
[errors, mistakes] due to lack of self-discipline
showed great self-discipline [when, today, during, in, at, under]
showed a great deal of self-discipline (when)
need self-discipline to [complete, manage, deal with, succeed]
the [diet, task, craft] requires self-discipline
doesn't possess the [necessary, required] self-discipline
succeeded through self-discipline
know the [benefits, advantages] of self-discipline
self-discipline is [key, vital, essential] (to)

discipline [soldiers, animals, students, your children, their workers]
[punishment, rewards, laws] to discipline
disciplined by [the major, the principal, their coach, his parents, her boss]
[strictly, thoroughly, quickly] disciplined
[needs to, should] be disciplined
disciplined to [be, keep, follow, make, become]
disciplined for [failing, refusing, violating]
disciplined at [school, work, home, the barracks]
discipline and [train, organize, develop]
discipline yourself to [check, train, use]
[reluctant, afraid] to discipline

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'discipline' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

bowl - lack - master - big - courage - runaway - self-discipline - slob - forefront - paramount - skilled - suited - demanding - essential - parent - nurture

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discipline

Collocations for "discipline"

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