v. to inflict a penalty on for a fault or crime; n. training that results in obedience and self control; punishment
She had to discipline him. OR It takes discipline to learn new concepts.
She had to discipline him. OR It takes discipline to learn new concepts.
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What can arresting high school students of color, due to minor discipline offenses, lead to?
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What taught discipline and self-control of one's mind?
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He took to his heels instantly when his heard his discipline master coming.
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It is not compulsory however it is always good to have the basics and discipline before you enter the workforce.
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When he heard the booming voice of the discipline master he ran.
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His writings were based on ecclesiastical discipline.
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There is great responsibility and discipline in the Japanese culture and their way of living.
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What did Randizzi use to discipline workers?
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How did Uncle Sam discipline Lee?
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As the discipline of semiotics has taught us signs are made everywhere.
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What are the three types of discipline taught at Bloor's Academy?
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We went on to major in some humanistic discipline.
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The teacher tempered discipline with humor. or The door's glass is tempered.
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It takes discipline to learn new concepts.
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punish; correct; penalize
pardon; excuse
3 syllables
dis-ci-pline
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