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Indiscipline   Listen
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Indiscipline  n.  Lack of discipline or instruction. (R.)






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Indiscipline" Quotes from Famous Books



... done well in a defensive position, which it would have had time to occupy, and where the supply of food and forage, carried on from stationary magazines, would have been comparatively easy; but directly it was put in motion, inexperience and indiscipline stood like giants in the path. The Federal troops were utterly unfitted for offensive movement, and both Scott and McDowell had protested against an immediate advance. The regiments had only been organised in brigades a week previously. They had never been exercised in mass. Deployment ...
— Stonewall Jackson And The American Civil War • G. F. R. Henderson

... grievous peril of their souls—therefore we strictly forbid you all and several, in virtue of the obedience due to us that ye presume henceforward to bring to church no birds, hounds, rabbits or other frivolous things that promote indiscipline.... Item, whereas through hunting dogs and other hounds abiding within your monastic precincts, the alms that should be given to the poor are devoured and the church and cloister ... are foully defiled ... and whereas, through their inordinate noise ...
— Medieval People • Eileen Edna Power



Words linked to "Indiscipline" :   self-gratification, incontinence, discipline, self-indulgence, unrestraint, dissoluteness, trait



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