regimented

That fantasy, however, is still heavily regimented by all sorts of norms.

By the early 20th century, white-collar work was more common—and more regimented.

She just thinks that ideal life experience involves a regimented, specific schedule of studying and casual sex.

For Western parents, uncomfortable with the regimented recipe for child-rearing, the Indian way offers a path of compromise.

The road to the White House is neither orderly nor regimented.

Not as a bewildered bewildering mob; but as a firm regimented mass, with real captains over them, will these men march any more.

Social life seems chaotic, unorganized, rather than too fixedly regimented.

They raised twelve companies, which they regimented under the command of Gustavus Hamilton, whom they chose for their governor.

A dictatorship may command the full strength of a regimented nation.

But a nation cannot exist 90% slave—or 90% regimented—because every degree of order multiplies the power of disorder.