disciplinarian

a rigid disciplinarian

a strict disciplinarian

He is known as a strict disciplinarian at work.

The coach is a tough disciplinarian, but the players respect him.

Growing up with a disciplinarian parent can be challenging.

The school principal is a fair disciplinarian who enforces rules consistently.

She has a reputation for being a disciplinarian when it comes to managing her team.

The military sergeant is a tough disciplinarian who demands excellence from his soldiers.

Being a disciplinarian requires a balance between firmness and understanding.

The teacher is known for being a kind disciplinarian who guides students with care.

Some people thrive under the guidance of a disciplinarian mentor.

As a disciplinarian, she believes in setting clear expectations and consequences.

My father, Sergeant Phillip Harrison was a disciplinarian. He was firm but fair.

He was a very polarizing figure, a strict disciplinarian on issues of sexual morality and theological dissent.

He is both their disciplinarian and protector.

Albert's father was also a strict disciplinarian.

George was a very strict disciplinarian, like his own father.

He's the disciplinarian in the household.

You insisted on being the disciplinarian.

Well, continue is used often in an authority, disciplinarian situation.

And at the outset, committee disciplinarian Senator Pastore is not having it.

He has been father, arbiter, disciplinarian to all the Negroes who have ever lived or worked here.