Plural of regiment

regular plural

The plural of regiment is regiments.

Forms of regiment

As the prime minister insisted that he had "never told a lie" in his life, the Tory leader attacked him for ordering Scottish troops into battle with no warning that their regiments would be disbanded.2005 April 28, Nicholas Watt, Michael White, The Guardian
The regiments were punished for their disobeyal of orders.From the entry disobeyal
Collectively, these groups constitute the regiments of the red-squirrelian defence force.2023, Peter Coates, Squirrel Nation: Reds, Greys and the Meaning of Home, page 177. From the entry squirrelian
Of the 12 cavalry brigades, seven were British and many of their regiments were German.2015 June 12, John Lichfield, “Waterloo 200-year anniversary: The myths of the battle that changed history. Or maybe not...”, in The…. From the entry Hannoverian
In the fall, regiments of straw-suitcased small-town high-school graduates were disgorged from the trains in Garden Prairie.1960, Georg Mann, The dollar diploma, page 21. From the entry suitcased

noun A unit of armed troops under the command of an officer, and consisting of several smaller units.
noun Rule or governance over a person, place etc.; government, authority.
noun The state or office of a ruler; rulership.

What is the plural of regiment?: The plural of regiment is regiments.
Is regiment countable?: Regiment is a countable and uncountable noun.

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