BusinessAugust 7, 2026

regimented

REJ-uh-men-tid

Definition

Characterized by strict discipline, organization, and a rigid, uniform structure.

Etymology

Derived from the French 'régiment,' which originally referred to a body of soldiers, and later evolved to describe the systematic and disciplined organization associated with military units.

In the news

The term is used to describe the concern that the school district's new applied learning model may be too rigid or strictly controlled, potentially stifling the educational environment.

Parents question FWISD applied learning changes after school merger

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