regiment
/rɪˈdʒɪmənt/Definitions
1. noun
a group of soldiers or police organized for a particular task or operation, often under the command of an officer
“The regiment of firefighters responded quickly to the emergency.”
2. noun
a system or method of organizing or doing something, especially in a strict or formal way
“The company’s new regime for managing finances proved to be very effective.”
3. verb
to organize or arrange something in a strict or formal way
“The manager decided to regiment the workflow to improve productivity.”
4. verb
to train or discipline someone to obey rules or perform tasks in a strict or formal way
“The drill sergeant was tasked with regimenting the new recruits.”