disciplinary in Irish
disciplinary in Irish is smachtaithe — disciplinary means relating to punishment or rules meant to enforce good behaviour.
disciplinary in Irish
smachtaithe
Having to do with discipline, or with the imposition of discipline.
What does "disciplinary" mean?
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adj Relating to punishment or rules meant to enforce good behaviour.
"He faced disciplinary action after missing three shifts without notice."
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adj Relating to a particular academic subject or field of study.
"The conference encouraged disciplinary boundaries to be crossed, mixing biologists with engineers."
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disciplinary in a sentence
- He faced disciplinary action after missing three shifts without notice.
- The school has a strict disciplinary policy for cheating.
- The conference encouraged disciplinary boundaries to be crossed, mixing biologists with engineers.
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What is "disciplinary" in Irish?
"disciplinary" in Irish is smachtaithe. disciplinary means: Relating to punishment or rules meant to enforce good behaviour.
How do you use "disciplinary" in a sentence?
Example: "He faced disciplinary action after missing three shifts without notice." In Irish, "disciplinary" is smachtaithe.
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