adjective

regular

US /ˈrɛgjələr/

regular

ADJECTIVE

Definition of regular

1

A regular event repeats after a similar amount of time or space.

Example: The best way to keep everyone happy is to have regular meetings.

1

A regular thing is the usual or common one, not special or different.

Example: They met at their regular time.

2

A regular coffee or "coffee, regular" usually means with one milk and one sugar, but it means different things in different places.

3

Regular gasoline has an octane rating between 85 and 88.

Example: The price of regular gas went up about 5 cents a litre over the weekend.

4

A regular word follows the normal rules for marking tense, number, etc.

Example: In English, jump is a regular verb because it's past tense is -ed, but go is irregular.

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Examples of regular

1

The best way to keep everyone happy is to have regular meetings.

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2

I call home on a regular basis.

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3

They met at their regular time.

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4

These special students are in regular education classrooms but need extra help.

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5

The price of regular gas went up about 5 cents a litre over the weekend.

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