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Regime

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regime, r?gime
1. a system of government or a particular administration
2. Med another word for regimen
regime [rə′zhēm]
(geology)
The existence in a stream channel of a balance between erosion and deposition over a period of years.
Regime 

(1) A form of government or a mode of rule.

(2) A systematic routine of life, work, rest, diet, or sleep.

(3) A group of rules, measures, or norms established for the attainment of a goal. An example is economic regime.
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For the rest, so little do they conceal the reactionary character of their criticism that their chief accusation against the bourgeoisie amounts to this, that under the bourgeois regime a class is being developed, which is destined to cut up root and branch the old order of society.
The Communist Manifesto by Marx, Karl & Engles, Frederick View in context
The iron bars were a relic of the old regime, and no one had ever thought of dislodging them.
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At that time enthusiasm for the Emperor Alexander's regime had weakened and a patriotic and anti-French tendency prevailed there, and this, together with his past and his intellect and his originality, at once made Prince Nicholas Bolkonski an object of particular respect to the Moscovites and the center of the Moscow opposition to the government.
War and Peace by Tolstoy, Leo View in context
 
 
 
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