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disciplined ( Adjective)
UK/US /ˈdɪsəplɪnd/
Comparative
more disciplined
Superlative
most disciplined
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B2
behaving in a very controlled way and training obey rules and orders
-> He is looking for workers who will follow simple rules to build a disciplined work team.
-> The students in the new teacher's class are very disciplined.
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B2
able to carefully control the way that you make yourself do somethings in believe or behave, to achieve a goal
-> She became rich thanks to her being disciplined about her spendings.
-> She made a good impression by taking a disciplined approach to work.
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'disciplined' Contained Stories
One of the modernist ways to reach people is through social media. Traditionalists may find it a disagreeable idea. If it turns into an addiction, it may cause different disadvantages. When you feel disconnected from social media, you can feel some kind of deprivation. It can affect your daily life negatively and frightfully. It is estimated that 34% of people have a social media addiction. If you have this kind of a problem, you should try to solve it with disciplined work. By doing so, you can block your disapproving attitudes from society.