regimentation
Noun
Meaning
the imposition of order or discipline
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Many peasants strongly opposed regimentation by the state, often slaughtering their herds when faced with the loss of their land.
Horses are animals of habit that respond well to regimentation, and respond best when the same routines and techniques are used consistently.
Rugged individualism conflicted with military discipline and regimentation.
"Sometimes they will call it 'fascism,' sometimes 'communism,' sometimes 'regimentation,' sometimes 'socialism.'
We also talked about how adherence to a schedule and his strict regimentation saved them all.