Martialism is the practice of military principles in everyday life, often with a focus on discipline and order. There are several synonyms that can be used in place of martialism, including militarism, soldierly, disciplined, regimented, and controlled. Militarism emphasizes the use of military force and aggression, while soldierly implies a focus on obedience to authority and strict adherence to a code of conduct. Discipline emphasizes strict adherence to rules and proper behavior, while regimented implies a structured and organized approach to life. Finally, controlled emphasizes a focus on self-control and the ability to manage one's emotions and impulses, which is also a key component of martialism.