Regular

Meaning

Adj

●

In Christianity:

Bound by

;

to a

or

religious order

(often

secular).

●

Having a

;

of form or appearance.

●

In Geometry:

Both

and

; having all

of the same

,

(corresponding)

of the same size

●

In Geometry:

Whose

are all

regular polygons

,

to each other.

●

Demonstrating a

set of

;

order,

of

or occurrence.

●

In Astronomy:

Of a

or other

:

a

and

with little

or eccentricity.

●

Well-behaved,

;

(of a

etc.).

●

Happening at

(especially

) intervals.

●

In Grammar:

Following a set or common

;

the

of a given language.

●

In American English:

Having the

characteristics

or

;

,

, standard.

●

In Military:

Permanently

; being part of a set

body of troops.

●

Having

bowel movements

or

menstrual periods

at

in the

way.

●

Exemplary;

of;

, downright.

●

In Botany & Zoology:

Having all the

of the same kind

in

and shape.

●

In Crystallography:

Isometric.

●

In Snowboarding:

Riding with the

forward.

●

In Mathematical analysis:

Such that every

its

is both

and

.

Adv

●

Regularly, on a

basis.

*

Noun

●

A

of the British Army (

a

of the Territorial Army or Reserve).

●

A

,

to an establishment.

●

A

of an

or

force.

●

A

customer,

or business partner.

●

In Canadian English:

A

with one

and one sugar.

●

Anything that is

or standard.

●

A

of a

religious order

who has

the three

vows.

●

A number for each year,

,

to the

, the number of

of the week on which the Paschal

falls.

●

A

number for each

to

of the week, or the

of the

, on the

of any

.

Sourced from

Origin

regular

English

reguler

Anglo-Norman

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