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Regimental - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

regimental

/ˌrɛdʒəˈmɛntəl/ /ˌrɛdʒɪˈmɛntəl/

Definition:

Relating to or characteristic of a military regiment; strictly organized or disciplined.

Synonyms:

military, disciplined, organized, strict, uniform

Part of Speech:

adjective

Antonyms:

chaotic, disorganized

Common Collocations:

regimental commander, regimental traditions, regimental pride, regimental colors

Derivatives:

regimentally, regimentation

Usage Tips:

Use "regimental" to describe strict organization or military-style discipline in non-military contexts too.

Common Phrases:

regimental stripes, regimental tie, regimental order

Etymology:

Derived from "regiment," from Latin "regimentum," meaning "rule" or "government."

Examples:

  • 1. The soldiers wore their regimental uniforms with pride.
  • 2. Her desk had a regimental neatness that impressed everyone.
  • 3. The school’s rules were almost regimental in their strictness.
  • 4. He collected antique regimental badges from the war.

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