disciplinary
1 of 1adjective/ˈdɪsəplɪnɛri/
1
related to a specific branch of knowledge or academic field
- She completed a disciplinary study in the field of cognitive psychology.
- The university offers a range of disciplinary courses in engineering and technology.
- His disciplinary expertise lies in ancient history and archaeology.
- The conference featured several disciplinary sessions on marine biology.
- The research paper was focused on a disciplinary approach to environmental science.
2
relating to discipline in behavior
3
relating to the enforcement of rules or the correction of behavior
- The school implemented disciplinary measures to address student misconduct.
- Employees are subject to disciplinary action for violations of company policies.
- Disciplinary proceedings were initiated following allegations of professional misconduct.
- The military has a strict disciplinary code to maintain order and obedience.
- Effective disciplinary action aims to modify behavior and prevent future infractions.
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