regime — a government, especially an authoritarian one
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a government, especially an authoritarian one
Pronunciation (IPA): /rəˈʒiːm/
Korean meaning: 정권, 체제 (특히 권위주의적인)
Korean pronunciation: 러-짐 (강세: 짐)
Example Sentences
- My mom's cleaning regime is so strict, even dust particles need permission to settle.
- The old regime was replaced by a democratic government.
- His skincare regime involves 12 steps and takes longer than most movies.
regime
NOUN//rəˈʒiːm//
a government, especially an authoritarian one
Authoritarian regime controlling citizens
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The regime's dream melts like cream.
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Origin
From French régime, which comes from Latin regimen meaning 'rule' or 'guidance,' derived from the verb regere meaning 'to rule' or 'to direct.'
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“My mom's cleaning regime is so strict, even dust particles need permission to settle.”
“The old regime was replaced by a democratic government.”
“His skincare regime involves 12 steps and takes longer than most movies.”
“The fitness regime helped her lose 20 pounds in three months.”
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