Word
regimental
Phoneticsreg·i·men·tal
US/ˌɹɛdʒəˈmɛntəɫ/
UK/ɹˌɛdʒɪmˈɛntəl/
Definition
adj. relating to a specific group of soldiers called a regiment. It describes things like the uniform, history, or rules of that group.
adj. relating to a military unit known as a regiment. Often used to describe historical traditions, specific uniforms, or administrative structures within the armed forces.
Examples
“The soldiers wore their regimental badges with pride.”
“The museum displays several regimental flags that have been preserved for over a century.”
“The regimental history details the unit's participation in various conflicts, highlighting the unique traditions and insignia that distinguish it from other battalions within the same division.”
Examples
simple
“The soldiers wore their regimental badges with pride.”
contextual
“The museum displays several regimental flags that have been preserved for over a century.”
complex
“The regimental history details the unit's participation in various conflicts, highlighting the unique traditions and insignia that distinguish it from other battalions within the same division.”
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