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disciplinarian

[dis-uh-pluh-nair-ee-uhn] / ˌdɪs ə pləˈnɛər i ən /


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His father, a disciplinarian, considered the activity frivolous, so the brothers ran at night while their father was in the bath.

From New York Times

Throughout the book, fathers are portrayed in a softer light, acting as buddies, teachers, consolers and cheerleaders rather than strict disciplinarians.

From Fox News

The announcement was made by Michael Hill, baseball's chief disciplinarian as Senior Vice President for On-Field Operations.

From Fox News

The announcement was made by Michael Hill, baseball’s chief disciplinarian as Senior Vice President for On-Field Operations.

From Seattle Times

The headmaster of Cheam was a cheerful clergyman and staunch disciplinarian who used a cane to punish daytime offences and a sawn-off cricket bat for those caught having pillow fights after lights out.

From BBC