regimen
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6.5
- noun
- /ˈrɛdʒɪmən/
- Specialized
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régimen
- The athlete maintained a rigorous training regimen that included weightlifting and cardio to enhance her performance.
- a treatment regimen
- an exercise regimen
- a medication regimen
So again that that pretty toxic regimen that is challenging to get through.
- So again that that pretty toxic regimen that is challenging to get through.
- Next in my skin care regimen is the Maestro from Skin Better.
- So different people, different sports, different training regimen and different nutrition.
- And so they were prescribed an exercise regimen by their physicians.
- Sterilizing regimens that will be of lasting benefit.
- The thing is guys, the best acne regimen is the one that you actually stick to.
- And then you get to your Instagram page and it's like my new workout regimen, diet or crushing.
- I can't say that I've practiced this specific regimen, but I do have a very good friend.
- So stick with one active serum for your skin care regimen.
- That wasn't something I needed to add into my regimen.
- So if I was, that would justify A heavier loading regimen for now.
- How through, you know, through a solid regulatory regimen, you know, where drugs are actually tested.
- Why this hard and intensive training regimen together with what we call Buddhism?
- Oh, it's the same as my regular regimen.
Examples
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And so they were prescribed an exercise regimen by their physicians.
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Next in my skin care regimen is the Maestro from Skin Better.
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You mean being on the drug regimen?
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Part of my beauty regimen.
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Finding the perfect skin care regimen can be so confusing.
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I need you to follow your regimen strictly and completely, please.
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The thing is guys, the best acne regimen is the one that you actually stick to.
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After the administration of this novel regimen, the infection resolved rapidly.
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The highly conscientious person will stick to her training regimen even though it's winter and it's tough, but she's still doing that.
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Please, don't deviate from the regimen.
Synonyms
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2.1
Care to cure or reduce a health problem
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4.0
A suggested plan for how to act to get a certain result
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4.3
A planned set of medical steps someone follows, like diet, medicine, and exercise
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3.5
A list of medical steps and tests doctors use to help a patient get better
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2.8
A planned set of exercises you do regularly to get fitter and healthier
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4.9
A very controlled routine of diet, exercise, and medicine
Compounds
How Intensive
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4.9
- Specialized
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6.5
- US
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2.5
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1.0
630
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Regimen comes from the Latin root regere, which means 'to rule' or 'to guide' and is the same root as regulate. So, a regimen is a set of rules or a guided plan you follow for treatment, diet, or exercise to keep or improve your health.