1. people who believe in or practice strict discipline and order
Usage: plural form of disciplinarian

Examples

• The new principals were known as strict disciplinarians who enforced school rules firmly.
• Military disciplinarians believe that order and structure are essential for success.
• Some parents are natural disciplinarians while others prefer a more relaxed approach.
• The coach and his assistants were disciplinarians who demanded punctuality from all players.
• Victorian-era teachers were often harsh disciplinarians who used corporal punishment.
• Modern disciplinarians focus on consistent consequences rather than physical punishment.