A permanent unit of an army, typically divided into several companies, squadrons, or batteries and often commanded by a colonel. noun
The regiment was deployed to the front lines during the conflict.
He served in the infantry regiment for over a decade.
A large array or number of people or things. noun
A regiment of fans gathered outside the stadium.
The company faced a regiment of challenges in the new market.
To organize and control (people, activities, etc.) in a strict, often oppressive way. verb
The new manager began to regiment the office staff with strict rules.
The school was known for its regimented approach to education.