Regularity

Pronunciation: /ˌrɛɡjəˈlærəti/

Definitions of regularity

noun the quality or state of being regular; conformity to a standard, rule, or pattern

Example Sentences

A1 I try to eat breakfast at the same time every day to maintain regularity.

A2 The regularity of his visits to the gym has improved his overall health.

B1 The regularity of the bus schedule makes it easy for commuters to plan their day.

B2 The regularity of her breathing indicated that she was in a deep state of relaxation.

C1 The regularity of his work habits earned him a promotion within a year.

C2 The regularity of her exercise routine is what keeps her in top physical condition.

Examples of regularity in a Sentence

formal The regularity of his daily routine helped him stay organized and focused.

informal I try to exercise with some regularity, but sometimes life gets in the way.

slang I can't believe the regularity of her excuses for being late all the time.

figurative The regularity of the waves crashing on the shore was like a soothing rhythm.

Grammatical Forms of regularity

• past tense: regularized
• plural: regularities
• comparative: more regular
• superlative: most regular
• present tense: regularizes
• future tense: will regularize
• perfect tense: has regularized
• continuous tense: is regularizing
• singular: regularity
• positive degree: regular
• infinitive: to regularize
• gerund: regularizing
• participle: regularized

Origin and Evolution of regularity

First Known Use: 1350 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'regularity' originated from the Latin word 'regularis', meaning 'according to rule'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'regularity' has evolved to refer to the quality or state of being regular, orderly, or consistent in behavior, occurrence, or form.