1. the present participle of discipline; training or instructing someone to follow rules or improve behavior and skills
Usage: often used in religious or educational contexts

1. the act or process of training or instructing someone, especially in a religious or spiritual context
Usage: primarily used in Christian and religious education contexts

Examples

• The coach is discipling the young athletes to develop their skills and character.
• Discipling children requires patience and consistency.
• The pastor focuses on discipling new members of the congregation.
• Effective discipling involves both instruction and practical example.
• She spent years discipling her students in the art of critical thinking.
• Discipling is an important part of youth development programs.