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regimented

[ US /ˈɹɛdʒəˌmɛntɪd/ ]
[ UK /ɹˈɛd‍ʒɪməntɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. strictly controlled

How To Use regimented In A Sentence

  • Seething, she planned to make a midnight visit to his own regimented acres at dead of night later in the summer. SANDS OF TIME
  • Why then mystify the clear and limpid line by making of the rituals cloistered and fetid mysteries when they are open to the sky, unregimented, free, and democratic? An Autobiography
  • By mid-century, the Marxist sociologist C. Wright Mills could write persuasively…of American office and store workers as a new proletariat, no less regimented, poorly paid, and declassed than manual workers of the previous century.
  • Clean architectural lines, gleaming glass, flower beds so neat and regimented that no weed would dare to seed itself.
  • It is a relief, he says, to confess to the private consultant that the refuge he once sought in art for his depression and regimented obsessive nature, he now finds in the bottle.
  • The terraced garden is not just a series of regimented stepped rows running up the hill.
  • Indeed those elections were neither fair nor honest; they were regimented and tightly controlled.
  • The clinical trial process follows a very regimented format.
  • The central question is whether these are the only two viable alternatives — regimented sleep deprivation satisfying corporate America or unregimented sleep deprivation governed by one's own neuroses? Late Night with Richie
  • Much of Harry Potter's iconoclasm disappears on film, due to Hollywood's regimented conformities of set, sound and stereotyped character. How Harry Saved Reading
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