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indiscipline
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in·dis·ci·pline  (n-ds-pln)
n.
Lack of discipline or restraint.

in·disci·plined adj.

indiscipline
Noun
lack of discipline
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.indisciplineindiscipline - the trait of lacking discipline      
trait - a distinguishing feature of your personal nature
indulgence, self-indulgence - an inability to resist the gratification of whims and desires
dissoluteness, self-gratification, incontinence - indiscipline with regard to sensuous pleasures
unrestraint - the quality of lacking restraint
discipline - the trait of being well behaved; "he insisted on discipline among the troops"
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indiscipline
n indiscipline [inˈdisəplin]
bad behaviour; unwillingness to obey orders. ongedissiplineerdعَدم إنْضِباطнедисциплинираностnekázeňdårlig opførsel; mangel på disciplindie Disziplinlosigkeitαπειθαρχίαindiscipinadistsiplineerimatusبی انضباطیkurittomuusindisciplineחוֹסֶר מִשמַעַתअनुशासन-हीनताneposlušnostfegyelmezetlenségtidak patuhagaleysiindisciplina規律のないこと무질서disciplinos stokanedisciplinētībatidak berdisiplinongedisciplineerdheiddårlig oppførselniesubordynacjaindisciplinaindisciplinăнедисциплинированностьnedisciplinovanosťnediscipliniranostnedisciplinabrist på disciplinการขาดระเบียบวินัยdisiplinsizlik無紀律недисциплінованістьنظم و ضبط کی کمیhành động vô kỷ luật

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The purpose of the missive was clearly to intimidate the local "Portuguese," whom Avila correctly perceived as religiously ignorant and at least relatively indisciplined, so that they would accept his unsanctioned authority and behave like proper Jews by his standards.
When subordinates were perceived to be indisciplined and uncooperative, managers used coercive strategy to maintain their powerfulness.
 
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