a. 1652. J. Smith, Sel. Disc., VI. i. (1821), 183. God … would not make us so undisciplinable in divine things.
1676. Hale, Contempl., II. (1677), 97. Such [boys] as are undisciplineable, are after some years of probation sent away to Mechanical Imployments.
1749. Smollett, Gil Blas, XII. vi. I imagined that the pedagogues … would find their Latin thrown away, believing one at his age undisciplinable.
1815. Simond, Tour Gt. Brit., I. 371. How can you expect to succeed with this undisciplinable spirit.
1860. Pusey, Min. Proph., 52. The … wild ass of the east, is heady, unruly, undisciplinable.
