v. [a. Fr. enrégimenter, f. en- (see EN- pref.1) + régiment REGIMENT.] trans. To form into a regiment or organized body; hence, to bring under rule and discipline.
1831. Carlyle, in Froude, Life (1882), II. 206. Enregiment and organise them [knaves] as cunningly as you will.
1835. Fraser’s Mag., XI. 560. The writers … enregimented in the service of diffusion.
1874. T. G. Bowles, Flotsam & Jetsam, 118. An atom in a mass of other men to be … enregimented.
