Disciplined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCIPLINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCIPLINE, to punish or penalize for the sake of discipline
NOUN:
• the controlled behaviour resulting from such training
• activity that provides mental or physical training
• a system of rules of conduct
• the practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behaviour, using punishment to correct disobedience
• a branch of knowledge, typically one studied in higher education
• punish or rebuke formally for an offence
• train oneself to do something in a controlled and habitual way
• train (someone) to obey rules or a code of behaviour, using punishment to correct disobedience
ADJECTIVE:
• obeying the rules
• trained mentally or physically by instruction or exercise
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by or possessing discipline

Words related to DISCIPLINED

discipline15

Words that contain DISCIPLINED

indisciplined19 undisciplined19

How to use DISCIPLINED in a sentence

• Even at that moment I advised my Mussalman friends not to give way to despair, but to express their fear and their hopes in a disciplined manner.
• He was master of a disciplined body of ministers and servants, in whom he could confidently trust.
• They are also well trained and disciplined in the practical parts of the profession.
• The Papal troops are now clothed and disciplined in the French manner, and make a most respectable appearance.
• They would endeavor to supply the inferiority of population and resources by a more regular and effective system of defense, by disciplined troops, and by fortifications.
• It seems the great resource of baffled ambition, of leisure, of minds disciplined rather than inspired, of men with pecuniary means and without professional obligations.
• This audacity appeared to upset the ideas of the older one, accustomed to life in disciplined towns that rigidly respect every established prohibition.
• Rather it was a sense of bewildered shock and horror that such things could have broken in upon that orderly, disciplined world with which he had become familiar.
• But in four or five days the strong organization, the disciplined valor of the Roman legions, and the genius of Caesar carried the day.
• An army so disciplined would, I imagine, acquire a pronounced superiority over any opponent who made his first experiments in such operations in actual war.
• Jan was a grown hound now, and newly initiated to the joys of disciplined service.
• Clara wondered whether inclination or Sir Willoughby had disciplined their individuality out of them and made them his shadows, his echoes.
• My belief is they will decline to do anything of the sort, whenever and wherever their minds have been disciplined by science.
• The resolution I took was worthy of an older head and a more disciplined heart.
• Burns a strongly disciplined will has made them abundantly fruitful.
• That is why disciplined troops can conquer five times their number of rioters or savages.
• They might have suggested another expedient which in a few years would have produced a militia of disciplined men.
• He educated and disciplined them, established among them the foundations of material and divine civilization.
• A DISCIPLINED SOLDIER You will be expected to become quickly amenable both mentally and physically to discipline.
• For without those trees so disciplined the ravishing picture of that garden would have been impossible.
• As at Bull Run, the disciplined soldiers alone showed a solid front amid the throng of fugitives.
• Every muscle, nerve, and fibre of both seemed perfectly disciplined to perform its functions.
• The military was trained, disciplined and held a monopoly of weapons.
• However, he was an officer disciplined and trained to obedience, and his absurd contention is not in character.
• By this a common cast was given to the intellect, and the nations were disciplined by common spiritual teaching.
• Forty thousand men were raised and disciplined without commission from the crown.
• Assaulted by the disciplined and seasoned troops of the Egyptians, the entire confused mass was easily defeated.
• Aye, many a hardy man in those hard days Was drilled and disciplined into his grave.
• Their homes were always neat and clean, and the children were disciplined into a rigid, methodical life.
• Then as though she had become disciplined through years of necessity to do the unworthy things that must be done, she stepped resolutely though unsteadily upon the platform.

Similar words containing CIPLIN without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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