regimental
/,redʤi'mentl/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Belonging to or concerning a regiment: Pertaining to a specific military unit, typically an army regiment. This describes things that are part of, associated with, or characteristic of a regiment.
Usage
The adjective "regimental" is used to modify nouns to indicate a direct relationship with a military regiment. It is most commonly found in formal, military, or historical contexts.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The soldiers wore their regimental colors with pride.
- He was assigned to a regimental headquarters staff.
- The museum displayed the regimental flag from the battle.
Advanced Usage
- "regimental pride": A strong sense of loyalty and identity associated with one's regiment.
- The ceremony was filled with regimental pride and tradition.
- "regimental history": The recorded past events and achievements of a specific regiment.
- He is writing a book on the regimental history of the cavalry unit.
Variants and Related Words
- Regiment (n): A permanent unit of an army, typically commanded by a colonel and divided into several companies, troops, or batteries.
- He served in a famous infantry regiment.
- Regimentally (adv): In a manner pertaining to a regiment. (Note: This is a rare adverbial form).
- The troops were organized regimentally for the parade.
Synonyms
- Unit-specific: Pertaining to a particular military unit.
- Brigade (when used adjectivally in similar contexts, e.g., "brigade headquarters"). Note: A brigade is a larger unit than a regiment.
Antonyms
- Civilian: Non-military.
- General: Not specific to a particular unit; concerning the whole army.
Related Phrases
- Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM): A senior warrant officer appointment in a regiment or battalion.
- The Regimental Sergeant Major inspected the troops.
- Regimental mascot: An animal adopted as a symbolic pet by a regiment.
- The goat is the official regimental mascot.
Adjective
- belonging to or concerning a regiment
- regimental units