discipline in Latin
discipline in Latin is disciplina — discipline means the practice of training yourself or others to follow rules and control behaviour.
discipline in Latin
disciplina
What does "discipline" mean?
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noun The practice of training yourself or others to follow rules and control behaviour.
"Learning an instrument takes patience and discipline."
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noun A particular branch of knowledge or study.
"Economics is a discipline that studies how people use limited resources."
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verb To train someone to behave in a controlled way, or to punish them for breaking rules.
"Teachers must discipline pupils fairly when they break the school rules."
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discipline in a sentence
- Learning an instrument takes patience and discipline.
- It takes real discipline to get up at 5am and train every day.
- Economics is a discipline that studies how people use limited resources.
- She moved from one academic discipline to another when she changed degrees.
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What is "discipline" in Latin?
"discipline" in Latin is disciplina. discipline means: The practice of training yourself or others to follow rules and control behaviour.
How do you use "discipline" in a sentence?
Example: "Learning an instrument takes patience and discipline." In Latin, "discipline" is disciplina.
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