to regiment

Examples

• All

• We regiment our lives based on time.

  Blog text (24)

• He went about his business, trying to regiment himself as before, but his boots seemed a little duller, and his hat?

  Fiction book (1995)

• It adds to the feeling of isolation, along with the subjects being swallowed up by the regimented lines of their environment.

  Blog text (20)

• Some of us have a very regimented workday that requires taking lunch at a certain time, while others take lunch whenever we want—or not at all.

  Blog text (13)

• Though she avoided any major damage to her home and escaped any storm-related injuries to herself or her family, Rachel was at home with her family for five days without power, which served as a major deterrent to what had been a strictly regimented diet and running schedule.

  Blog text (27)

• They would advocate a regimented educational program whereby orders emanate from above and are subserviently obeyed by all falling under the jurisdiction.

  Academic text (1995)

• The sergeant worked hard to regiment the new recruits, ensuring they followed orders precisely.

• In an effort to regiment their training, the officers established a strict daily schedule for the soldiers.

• He decided to regiment his exercise routine, sticking to a disciplined timetable every week.

Synonyms

L

to levy

vsto regiment

• Archaic

1 7.2

To order people to join the army

focus on arranging people into structured military units instead of just recruiting them

S

to squad

vsto regiment

1 5.8

To put people into small groups to do a job

organize people into larger structured military units rather than small groups

Antonyms

S

to scatter

110 2.7

To make people or animals move quickly in different directions

D

to disorganize

• US

4 4.5

To make something lose its order or structure

How Organized

to regiment

• Specialized

1 6.5

to militarize

11 7.3

to organize

• US

662 1.6

to mobilize

76 5.8

to assemble

152 3.3

to gather

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology