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Regiment (Verb)

Assign to a regiment; "regiment soldiers".

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The general decided to regiment his soldiers into specific units for training purposes.
New recruits are regimented as soon as they arrive at the boot camp.
She regimented her troops with strict rules and schedules.
The captain knew that in order to succeed, he had to regiment his team.
In military school, students are regimented with strict discipline from day one.

Subject to rigid discipline, order, and systematization; "regiment one's children".

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

She tried to regiment her children with strict rules and schedules to ensure they stuck to their homework routine.
A tight schedule helps regiment the day for people who struggle with time management and procrastination.
The new employee was surprised by the rigid procedures required to regiment the workers' tasks and maintain efficiency.
The coach worked hard to regiment her team's training sessions with precise drills and exercises.
The military upbringing helped regiment his life, instilling discipline and responsibility from an early age.

Form (military personnel) into a regiment.

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The new recruits were taught how to march and work together to eventually be regimented into an elite fighting unit.
During boot camp, the drill instructor sought to regiment the young officers to follow orders immediately and without question.
The soldiers had to be regimented according to the chain of command to ensure smooth operations during the mission.
The instructor focused on exercises that would help regiment the students into a cohesive and effective team.
In a few weeks, the raw recruits would be fully regimented into a finely-tuned military machine.