self-discipline
17
4.4
- noun
- /ˈsɛlfˌdɪsəplɪn/
:
autodisciplina
- She showed remarkable self-discipline by sticking to her study schedule even during the holidays.
- self-discipline and motivation
- self-discipline required
- develop self-discipline
Because I have self-discipline and self-discipline is a process, is a habit.
- Because I have self-discipline and self-discipline is a process, is a habit.
- I think it requires certain kinds of self-discipline and control.
- That's what you admire about Michael Jordan is his self-discipline, his work ethic.
- Ask yourself, am I practicing self-discipline in my life?
- You must remove temptations if you are going to have self-discipline.
- Like would my parents disciplining me give me more self-discipline now?
- The thing is, is nobody wakes up and has, you know, self-discipline.
- It's Meditations on self-discipline and failure.
- But I think the warrior, I think the good thing is knowing that you can cut a man down, but having the self-discipline to not cut a man down, right?
- You know, like even for me as a guy who's experienced very high highs, I still want to be frugal just for the sake of having self-discipline.
- And and I actually argue that it's self compassion that allows you to have such self-discipline because it's freaking hard.
- And just through self-discipline, just take joy in, in, in that.
Examples
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One concern is that few individuals have the self-discipline to push aside interruptions during the typical day.
Academic text (2001) -
The teacher who verbalizes expectations and promotes effective learning and self-discipline will usually reap the benefits.
Academic text (2001) -
There are some people in some areas who have the self-discipline necessary to get the work done that needs to get done.
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Perhaps some saw them as people who did not have the self-discipline necessary to plan for the future.
Academic text (1995) -
I think it requires certain kinds of self-discipline and control.
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I was impressed, however, with the self-discipline most of them showed.
Fiction book (1998) -
Ask yourself, am I practicing self-discipline in my life?
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Help students develop good self-discipline, a positive attitude, and study habits.
Academic text (2003) -
Part of the educational day would be spent in teaching self-awareness, self-discipline, and self-control.
Academic text (1993) -
Self-discipline means everything.
Synonyms
165
3.5
Ability to control your actions and follow rules
122
4.8
The ability to control your feelings and actions
53
3.3
Being able to stop yourself from acting on strong feelings or wants when it is hard
47
3.5
Keeping actions or feelings within reasonable limits
45
4.3
The power to control your actions, feelings, and urges when things are hard
7
4.6
The ability to control your feelings and urges
5
7.1
Control of eating, drinking, and behavior to avoid excess
4
5.7
Choosing not to have something you want for moral, religious, or unselfish reasons
1
6.7
A calm, confident control of your feelings and actions in difficult situations
Being able to control your actions, feelings, or desires in hard situations
Ability to stay calm and control your actions and feelings
Antonyms
How Disciplined
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4.3
17
4.4
53
3.3
7
4.6
4
5.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
self-discipline = self + discipline (transparent) = self + discipline
Clear compound of 'self' + 'discipline'; the meaning 'discipline of oneself' is directly deducible from its parts.
Etymology
The word self-discipline combines self- ('yourself') and discipline, which comes from a word meaning 'teaching' or 'training' and is like disciple, a learner. So self-discipline is literally training yourself to control your actions and feelings.