Synonyms for disciplined
dis·ci·plined

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1. disciplinedadjective

   obeying the rules

   Antonyms:
   untrained, uncontrolled

2. disciplinedadjective

   trained mentally or physically by instruction or exercise

   "the beautiful coordination of his disciplined muscles"; "a disciplined mind"

   Antonyms:
   uncontrolled, untrained

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1. List of paraphrases for "disciplined":

   disciplinary, discipline, rigorous, orderly, punished

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1. Chief Financial Officer Felipe Dutra:

   The past two weeks confirm we remain disciplined, we retain the potential IPO as an option and we will continue to monitor the markets ... but there is no assurance that an IPO will ever materialize.

2. Heidi Klum .:

   Ifeel happy with who I am and how I am. If I wasnt, I would change it, in the beginning, I had to [ be disciplined about food ] and now Im just so used to it.

3. Leonard Leo:

   The President is very committed to the' Gorsuch model' and a very disciplined selection process where Neil Gorsuch has courage and independence of judgment and will interpret the Constitution the way the framers meant it to be.

4. Neil Saunders:

   In our view, the main source of Kohl's woes are internal. Most notably, the company has lost the plot in terms of merchandising and range planning and appears to be taking a seemingly random approach to buying. The result is a jumble of disjointed product in stores, which is exacerbated by a very serious deterioration in shopkeeping standards, it used to be the case that while a little uninspiring, Kohl's was disciplined and neat in its presentation. Over the past year that has all gone out of the window.

5. Dejan Ilijevski:

   Disciplined investors who rely on low-cost index funds for the long term have done better than most of their peers and the professionals.”