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undisciplined

/ ʌnˈdɪsɪˌplɪnd /

adjective

Playboy: And of being undisciplined in the comedy you write and direct.

He was a capricious and mercurial student, hugely talented but hugely undisciplined.

His own administrative assistant called him ‘bold but careless, imaginative but undisciplined, creative but sloppy.’

The famously unscripted, undisciplined, verbally incontinent VP tends to offer a little something for everyone.

The British are too undisciplined to be good at what they are most (regrettably and childishly) interested in.

They do not tolerate useless and undisciplined multitudes, and consequently observe good order.

The Americans, Sandwich said, were cowardly and undisciplined; they would not stand a cannon-shot.

While the new levies of August, 1793, were still undisciplined Carnot's genius began to raise the fortunes of France.

We alone are free—the others are merely undisciplined (or, as the case may be, enslaved).

The peculiarly undisciplined manners of Maimon were occasionally shown in violent outbursts of various feelings.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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