Military Code Of Conduct

noun a subject or field of study that involves rules and regulations

adjective relating to or enforcing discipline

• The company has a strict disciplinary policy in place to address any misconduct.
• If you keep breaking the rules, you'll end up facing some disciplinary action.
• You better watch out or you'll get slapped with a disciplinary write-up.
• His conscience acted as a disciplinary force, guiding him towards making better decisions.

noun the practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior

verb to train oneself to do something in a controlled and habitual way

• Discipline is essential for maintaining order in any organization.
• You need to have some discipline if you want to succeed in your studies.
• I really need to get my discipline in check if I want to reach my goals.
• In life, discipline is like the rudder of a ship that steers us towards our destination.

noun a state of disgrace or loss of reputation

verb to bring shame or disgrace upon

• Committing such an act would bring dishonor to your family.
• I can't believe he would do something to dishonor his reputation like that.
• She's always causing drama and trying to dishonor people for no reason.
• Choosing to cheat on the exam would be a dishonor to your own integrity.

noun defiance of authority; refusal to obey orders

adjective insubordinate (related to insubordination)

• The employee was reprimanded for his insubordination towards his supervisor.
• She got in trouble for being insubordinate and not following the rules.
• He was being a total rebel and showing insubordination towards authority.
• Her insubordination towards tradition was seen as a bold move in the industry.

noun a person who pretends to be ill or incapacitated in order to avoid work or duty

• The doctor suspected the patient of being a malingerer due to inconsistent symptoms.
• I think he's just a malingerer trying to get out of work.
• Don't believe her excuses, she's just a malingerer.
• His habit of procrastination made him a malingerer of his own success.

verb to impose a penalty on someone for a wrongdoing or offense

• The judge decided to punish the criminal with a lengthy prison sentence.
• My mom will punish me if I don't finish my homework on time.
• If you keep acting up, I'm gonna have to punish you, bro.
• The consequences of his actions came back to punish him in the end.

verb to make a solemn declaration or promise

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

• As a public official, she was sworn to uphold the laws of the land.
• I was sworn to secrecy about the surprise party.
• We were sworn to keep our lips sealed about the prank we pulled.
• He was sworn to protect his little sister no matter what.

adjective Involving betrayal of trust or loyalty; treasonous

• The traitorous actions of the politician were met with severe consequences.
• I can't believe he would do something so traitorous to his own friends.
• She's always been a bit traitorous, you can't trust her.
• His betrayal felt like a traitorous stab in the back.

noun a phrase used to emphasize that something is never allowed or possible

adverb modifies the verb 'be' in the phrase 'under no circumstances'

• Under no circumstances should you disclose confidential information to unauthorized individuals.
• I will not lend you my car, under no circumstances.
• I ain't gonna do that, under no circumstances.
• His loyalty to the company is unwavering, under no circumstances will he betray them.

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

• The employee absented himself from work without prior notice.
• She absented herself from the meeting because she wasn't feeling well.
• He totally ghosted us and absented himself from the group project.
• In his mind, he absented himself from the chaos of the city by retreating to the countryside.

noun When used together, 'act of honor' functions as a noun phrase to describe a specific action or deed done to show respect or admiration.

• The act of honor was bestowed upon the brave soldier for his selfless actions on the battlefield.
• She did the act of honor by helping her neighbor with groceries without being asked.
• Bro, that was a real act of honor when he covered for you at work last week.
• In literature, the act of honor often symbolizes a character's moral integrity and values.