regiment
/ˈrɛdʒəmənt/
verb
- To organize or control people or things in a strict, uniform way.
- Some managers prefer to regiment their employees' tasks down to the minute.
- The school tends to regiment students with rigid rules and schedules.
- The new software helps regiment the workflow so everyone follows the same steps.
noun
- A large military unit, typically consisting of several battalions.
- The infantry regiment marched across the field in perfect formation.
- The regiment held a ceremony to honor its fallen soldiers.
- He served in a famous cavalry regiment during the war.
- A large group of people or things, often with a shared purpose or characteristic.
- A regiment of volunteers arrived to help clean up the park.
- The office was staffed by a regiment of interns during the summer.
- A regiment of ants marched across the sidewalk in a long line.