| DISCIPLINANT | • disciplinant n. One who subjects themselves to a certain discipline. • disciplinant n. (Historical) A member of an order of Spanish flagellants. • DISCIPLINANT n. a person who subjects themselves to a discipline, esp. one of an order of Spanish flagellants. |
| DISCIPLINARY | • disciplinary adj. Having to do with discipline, or with the imposition of discipline. • disciplinary adj. For the purpose of imposing punishment. • disciplinary adj. Of or relating to an academic field of study. |
| DISCIPLINERS | • discipliners n. Plural of discipliner. • DISCIPLINER n. one who disciplines. |
| DISCIPLINING | • disciplining v. Present participle of discipline. • disciplining n. The use of punishment to compel behavior. • DISCIPLINE v. to punish or penalize for the sake of discipline. |
| INDISCIPLINE | • indiscipline n. Lack of discipline. • INDISCIPLINE n. lack of discipline, also UNDISCIPLINE. |
| MULTIPLIABLE | • multipliable adj. Capable of being multiplied. • MULTIPLIABLE adj. that can be multiplied, also MULTIPLICABLE. |
| MULTIPLICAND | • multiplicand n. (Arithmetic) A number that is to be multiplied by another (the multiplier). • MULTIPLICAND n. a number or amount to be multiplied. |
| MULTIPLICATE | • multiplicate adj. Consisting of many, or of more than one; multiple; multifold. • multiplicate n. (Obsolete) A multiple; a result of multiplication. • multiplicate v. To make multiple copies of. |
| MULTIPLICITY | • multiplicity n. The state of being made of multiple diverse elements. • multiplicity n. (Mathematics) The number of values for which a given condition holds. • multiplicity n. A large indeterminate number. |
| TRIPLICATING | • triplicating v. Present participle of triplicate. • TRIPLICATE v. to make triple or threefold. |
| TRIPLICATION | • triplication n. The action or result of triplicating. • TRIPLICATION n. the act of copying in triplicate. |
| TRIPLICITIES | • triplicities n. Plural of triplicity. • TRIPLICITY n. the state of being triple. |
| UNDISCIPLINE | • undiscipline n. Alternative form of indiscipline. • UNDISCIPLINE n. lack of discipline, also INDISCIPLINE. |