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A small army's worth of people, organized so nobody has to think too hard.
means A large military unit, typically commanded by a colonel and divided into battalions, or any tightly disciplined group.
from From Latin regimentum, rule or government, via regere, to guide straight — a regiment is literally rule made marchable.
Size variesHistorically a few hundred to several thousand troops.
Verb formTo regiment means to impose strict order.
Same rootCousin to regime, regimen, and regent.