Discipline and Formation

Discipline

Discipline noun - A region of activity, knowledge, or influence.

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Formation and discipline are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Formation" instead a noun "Discipline".

Formation noun - The way in which something is sized, arranged, or organized.

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Discipline and formation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Discipline" instead a noun "Formation".

Nearby Words: form, formed, forming, format, formative

good	good discipline	good formation
special	special discipline	special formation
best	best discipline	best formation
typical	typical discipline	typical formation
Other adjectives: specific, perfect, tight, certain, standard, proper, single, entire, bad, strict, new, military, different.

They had far more better discipline and more flexible formation than the French, who attacked as a crowded rush with little to speak about formation.

Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Real Life
The fact that the orcs didn't have the discipline needed to hold formation like the Uruk-Hai did at Helm's Deep didn't help.

Source: Anti-Cavalry
Kuromorimine's lineup of heavy tanks and formation-based tactics, plus how their formation dissolves when the Hetzer baits them, strongly implies that their past victories have been due to numbers, discipline and Bigger Sticks rather than brilliant tactics or individual skill.

Source: Anime / Girls und Panzer

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