1. capable of being disciplined; able to be trained, corrected, or brought under control

Examples

• The coach believed that even the most rebellious players were disciplinable with the right approach.
• Young children are generally more disciplinable than teenagers.
• A disciplinable workforce responds well to clear rules and consistent feedback.
• The teacher found her new class surprisingly disciplinable after establishing firm expectations.
• Not all behavioral problems are equally disciplinable; some require professional intervention.