disciplines [dis-uh-plin]
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discipline [dis-uh-plin]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: regimen, training
Synonyms: conduct, control, cultivation, curb, development, domestication, drill, drilling, education, exercise, inculcation, indoctrination, limitation, method, orderliness, practice, preparation, regulation, restraint, self-command, self-control, self-government, self-mastery, self-restraint, strictness, subordination, will, willpower
Antonyms: chaos, confusion, disorder, disorganization, neglect, negligence, permissiveness
Main Entry: discipline
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: field of study; subject of interest
Synonyms: area, branch of knowledge, course, curriculum, specialty
Main Entry: breed
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: raise, nurture
Synonyms: bring up, cultivate, develop, discipline, educate, foster, instruct, nourish, rear
Main Entry: bring up
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: raise youngster
Synonyms: breed, cultivate, develop, discipline, educate, feed, form, foster, nourish, nurture, provide for, rear, school, support, teach, train
Main Entry: castigate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: criticize severely
Synonyms: baste, bawl out, beat, berate, blister, cane, censure, chasten, chastise, chew out, come down on, correct, criticize, discipline, drag over the coals, dress down, drub, excoriate, flay, flog, jump down one's throat, lambaste, lash, lay out, lean on, penalize, pummel, punish, rail, rate, read the riot act, ream, rebuke, reprimand, scarify, scathe, scold, scorch, scourge, thrash, tongue-lash, upbraid, whip
Antonyms: compliment, laud, praise
Main Entry: censure
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: condemn; criticize severely
Synonyms: abuse, admonish, animadvert, asperse, attack, backbite, berate, blame, carp at, castigate, cavil, chastise, chide, contemn, cut up, denigrate, denounce, deprecate, disapprove, discipline, disparage, exprobate, find fault with, get after, impugn, incriminate, judge, knock, lecture, look askance, ostracize, pick apart, pull apart, read out, rebuff, rebuke, remonstrate, reprehend, reprimand, reproach, reprove, scold, take to task, tear apart, tell off, upbraid
Notes: to censor is to disallow portions or the entireties of books, plays, etc. on the grounds that they transgress propriety, 'to scrutinize, revise, or cut,' expurgate or suppress; to censure is to criticize vehemently or harshly, or condemn
Antonyms: allow, approve, compliment, endorse, laud, permit, sanction
Main Entry: chasten
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: correct, humiliate
Synonyms: abase, admonish, afflict, berate, call down, castigate, chastise, chide, cow, curb, discipline, exprobate, fulminate against, have on the carpet, humble, objurgate, penalize, punish, rake over the coals, rebuke, reprehend, repress, reprimand, reproach, reprove, restrain, scold, scourge, soften, subdue, take to task, tame, tongue-lash, try, upbraid
Antonyms: aid, animate, assist, boost, cheer, comfort, embolden, encourage, help, honor, uplift
Main Entry: code
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: law, rule
Synonyms: canon, charter, codex, constitution, convention, custom, digest, discipline, ethics, etiquette, manners, maxim, method, regulation, system
Main Entry: control
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: command, mastery
Synonyms: ascendancy, authority, bridle, charge, check, clout, containment, curb, determination, direction, discipline, domination, dominion, driver's seat, force, government, guidance, inside track, juice, jurisdiction, limitation, management, manipulation, might, oversight, predomination, qualification, regimentation, regulation, restraint, restriction, ropes, rule, strings, subjection, subordination, superintendence, supervision, supremacy, sway, upper hand, weight, wire pulling
Antonyms: helplessness, powerlessness, relinquishment, renouncement, weakness
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