regimented
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6.5
- adjective
- /ˈrɛdʒɪˌmɛntɪd/
:
regimentado
- The boot camp schedule is very regimented, with activities planned down to the minute.
- very regimented
- highly regimented
I would love to live a regimented life just to get the chance to go.
- I would love to live a regimented life just to get the chance to go.
- Same thing if you think about it in any absolutely strict regimented way.
- Well, that's because they are actually part of the warrior cast of that highly regimented society.
- You seem ultimately focused and regimented.
- So they were had very regimented standards of beauty and makeup was almost like a taboo.
- I need to be in a place where there's complete uncertainty, but complete discipline and just doing the regimented thing.
- Our lives are regimented and systemized and just more complicated and complex than we could have ever imagined.
- And there I do stay quite regimented just because I know that if I start to drift in terms of my sleep schedule, the quality of my sleep is not good enough.
- But I think like sticking to a regimented good brands of skin care will do me good.
Examples
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Our lives are regimented and systemized and just more complicated and complex than we could have ever imagined.
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It was into this isolated, regimented setting that Martha Reben and Isabel Smith—two very young, very ill women—arrived in the late 1920s.
Academic text (2014) -
Students can approach and leave their work in a far less regimented way than occurs in most classes.
Academic text (1991) -
It's very regimented, very normal, like kind of boring for the most part.
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And there I do stay quite regimented just because I know that if I start to drift in terms of my sleep schedule, the quality of my sleep is not good enough.
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You have to live a fairly regimented lifestyle, because sometimes your hours flip, and I tend to live a more regimented lifestyle than others.
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She painted you as this really rigid, regimented guy.
Blog text (24) -
Pitchers should be on a regimented and structured throwing program year-round, including winter training.
Blog text (28) -
But let's not forget they're young, they're trained, their diet's regimented, they're exercising.
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After joining the military, he had to adapt to a regimented daily routine that left little room for spontaneity.
Synonyms
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6.9
Very strict rules or limits that must be followed
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4.2
Acting in a controlled, orderly way and following rules because of training or self-control
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7.7
Kept under strict control with little freedom
A business or area with too many rules
Controlled according to rules or laws
Following set instructions or fixed ways
Kept within limits by careful management
Antonyms
How Strict
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Regimented comes from an old word for 'rule' and is related to regulate, regular, and the military word regiment. So, to be regimented is to be put into strict 'order' or rules, like life on an army schedule.