adj

regimental

Regimental (adj) means relating to a military regiment. Example: “The soldiers wore their regimental colors with pride.”

adj

Relating to a military regiment.

"The soldiers wore their regimental colors with pride."

Very strict or rigidly organized.

"He kept a regimental schedule, waking at the same time every day."

How to use regimental

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes anything to do with a military regiment, or more loosely, something run with strict, military-style discipline.

Common pairings

regimental colors regimental discipline regimental precision

Word forms

more regimental comparative, most regimental superlative

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Etymology

Formed from regiment plus the adjective suffix -al.

Rhymes for regimental

mental dental rental parental Oriental elemental accidental ornamental judgmental incidental monumental incremental

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Frequently asked questions

What does “regimental” mean?

The word “regimental” means relating to a military regiment. In plain terms, describes anything to do with a military regiment, or more loosely, something run with strict, military-style discipline.

How do you use “regimental” in a sentence?

Here is “regimental” used in a sentence: “The soldiers wore their regimental colors with pride.”

What part of speech is “regimental”?

“Regimental” is an adjective.

How many meanings does “regimental” have?

“Regimental” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: relating to a military regiment.