disciplinary
/'disiplinəri/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to or enforcing discipline: Used to describe actions, measures, or systems designed to correct behavior, enforce rules, or maintain order.
- Relating to a specific branch of knowledge or academic study: Used to describe something that pertains to a particular field of learning or scholarship.
Examples of Usage
- Relating to discipline:
- The company has a strict disciplinary policy for employees who violate the code of conduct.
- The principal took disciplinary action against the students involved in the fight.
- Relating to an academic field:
- Her research is interdisciplinary, drawing from several disciplinary perspectives like sociology and history.
- The conference focused on new disciplinary boundaries in the sciences.
Advanced Usage
- "disciplinary hearing": A formal meeting to investigate and decide on a breach of rules.
- The athlete faced a disciplinary hearing after failing a drug test.
- "disciplinary matrix": A term in the philosophy of science referring to the set of practices and beliefs that define a scientific discipline at a particular time.
Variants and Related Words
- Discipline (n/v): The practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior; a branch of knowledge.
- Military discipline is very strict. (n)
- You must discipline yourself to study every day. (v)
- Interdisciplinary (adj): Involving two or more academic disciplines.
- The environmental studies program is highly interdisciplinary.
- Multidisciplinary (adj): Combining or involving several academic disciplines or professional specializations.
- A multidisciplinary team of doctors worked on the complex case.
Synonyms
- Corrective: Designed to correct or rectify something.
- Punitive: Inflicting or intended as punishment.
- Scholarly: Involving or relating to serious academic study.
Related Phrases
- To take disciplinary action: To formally punish someone or enforce a rule.
- The university will take disciplinary action against students caught cheating.
- A disciplinary measure: A specific step taken to enforce discipline.
- Suspension is a serious disciplinary measure.
Adjective
- designed to promote discipline
- the teacher's action was corrective rather than instructional
- disciplinal measures
- the mother was stern and disciplinary
- relating to a specific field of academic study
- economics in its modern disciplinary sense
- relating to discipline in behavior
- disciplinary problems in the classroom