disciplines
Areas of study
Disciplines are fields of study or practice with their own methods and standards: academic disciplines like physics or philosophy, artistic disciplines like ballet.
The word also means controlled behavior and the training that produces it: Military discipline kept the troops calm under fire.
To discipline someone is to punish or correct them, especially children.
Self-discipline is the ability to make yourself do difficult things.
As a verb, discipline also means to train systematically: She disciplined herself to write every morning.
Study of human cultures
- biologyStudy of organisms
- chemistryStudy of substances' interactions
- economicsScience of resource allocation
- physicsScience of matter and energy
sociology · psychology · mathematics · linguistics · philosophy · history · geography · political science
Hole-boring device
- exerciseActivity for fitness
- conditioningLearned behavioral adaptation
- practiceRepeated work toward mastery
- regimenPrescribed course of treatment
coaching · instruction · rehearsal · routine · bootcamp · rigor · repetition · mastery
anthropology
Study of human cultures
- biologyStudy of organisms
- chemistryStudy of substances' interactions
- economicsScience of resource allocation
physics · sociology · psychology · mathematics · linguistics · philosophy · history · geography · political science · computer science
drill
Hole-boring device
- exerciseActivity for fitness
- conditioningLearned behavioral adaptation
- practiceRepeated work toward mastery
regimen · coaching · instruction · rehearsal · routine · bootcamp · rigor · repetition · mastery · technique
bishops
High-ranking clergy members
papacy · pastors · polity · laity · episcopal · clergy · deacons · hierarchy · canon law · holy orders
- subjects'topics, themes, matters, issues, school subjects
- punishespunishes, penalizes, chastises, castigates, corrects
- Quaker recordsmeeting minutes, minutes, burial records, epistles, queries
- World of Darknesskindred, clans, Nosferatu, Toreador, Giovanni
- OlympicsOlympics, Olympic Games, Summer Olympics, Winter Olympics, Olympic medal
- academiaprofessors, universities, graduation cap, biology department, professor
disciplinesabandons
Ceases to support
neglects · chaos · disorder · indulgence · laziness
disciplinesdilettantism
Superficial pursuit of arts
dabblings · dabbling · amateurism · hobbies · generalism
- self disciplineInternal behavioral control
- school disciplineEnforcement of student conduct rules
- mental disciplineTrained control of thought
- classroom disciplineManaging student behavior
- military disciplineEnforced behavioral standards in armed forces
- disciplinary measuresPenalties for wrongdoing
discipline, disciplined, undisciplined, disciplining, disciplinary, disciplinarian, indiscipline, self-discipline, interdisciplinary