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What is the comparative form of word disciplined?

The comparative form of "disciplined" is more disciplined.

Here's why:

* Disciplined is an adjective.

* To form the comparative of most adjectives, we add "-er" or "more" to the adjective.

* Since "disciplined" is a longer adjective, we use "more" to create the comparative form.

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