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undisciplined

/ˌʌnˈdɪs.ə.plɪnd/

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adjective

/ˌʌnˈdɪs.ə.plɪnd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека или поведение, которому не хватает контроля, порядка или самообладания.

Describes a person or behavior that lacks control, order, or self-restraint.

  1. Lacking self-controlB2formal

    Not subjected to discipline; lacking in self-control or order.

    ruНедисциплинированный

    • The undisciplined child refused to follow any rules.
    • His undisciplined approach to work led to many mistakes.
    • An undisciplined mind often struggles with focus.

    Synonymsheadstrongimpulsiveintemperateself-indulgentuncontrolledunrestrainedunrulywaywardwild

    Antonymscontrolleddisciplinedrestrained

  2. Not corrected or trainedB2formal

    Not subjected to correction or discipline; not trained to follow rules.

    ruНедисциплинированный

    • The team was undisciplined and ignored the coach's instructions.
    • Undisciplined soldiers can endanger an entire mission.
    • Her undisciplined behavior in class disrupted the lesson.

    Synonymsuncorrectedunschooleduntaughtuntrained

    Antonymscorrecteddisciplinedtrained

  3. Lacking order or controlB2formal

    Lacking in discipline or control; chaotic or unruly.

    ruНедисциплинированный

    • The undisciplined crowd pushed and shoved at the gates.
    • An undisciplined budget can lead to financial ruin.
    • His undisciplined writing style made the essay hard to follow.

    Synonymschaoticdisobedientdisorderlyintractablerowdyuncontrolledungovernableunrulywaywardwild

    Antonymscontrolleddisciplinedmethodicalobedientorderlyregulatedsystematictrained

Forms
  • more undisciplined comparative form
  • most undisciplined superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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