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Definition of rule
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Rule (a.)
Systematic
method
or
practice;
as, my ule is to rise at six
o'clock..
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Arbitrary
::
Arbitrary
(a.)
Depending
on will or
discretion;
not
governed
by any fixed
rules;
as, an
arbitrary
decision;
an
arbitrary
punishment..
Rancorous
::
Rancorous
(a.) Full of
rancor;
evincing,
or
caused
by,
rancor;
deeply
malignant;
implacably
spiteful
or
malicious;
intensely
virulent..
Enormous
::
Enormous
(a.)
Exceeding
the usual rule, norm, or
measure;
out of due
proportion;
inordinate;
abnormal..
Squire
::
Squire
(n.) A
square;
a
measure;
a rule.
Accuracy
::
Accuracy
(n.) The state of being
accurate;
freedom
from
mistakes,
this
exemption
arising
from
carefulness;
exact
conformity
to
truth,
or to a rule or
model;
precision;
exactness;
nicety;
correctness;
as, the value of
testimony
depends
on its
accuracy..
License
::
License
(n.) That
deviation
from
strict
fact, form, or rule, in which an
artist
or
writer
indulges,
assuming
that it will be
permitted
for the sake of the
advantage
or
effect
gained;
as,
poetic
license;
grammatical
license,
etc..
Reflect
::
Reflect
(v. i.) To throw or turn back the
thoughts
upon
anything;
to
contemplate.
Specifically:
To
attend
earnestly
to what
passes
within
the mind; to
attend
to the facts or
phenomena
of
consciousness;
to use
attention
or
earnest
thought;
to
meditate;
especially,
to think in
relation
to moral truth or
rules..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Lacking
in
elements
of
political
strength;
not
wielding
or
having
authority
or
energy;
deficient
in the
resources
that are
essential
to a ruler or
nation;
as, a weak
monarch;
a weak
government
or
state..
Morality
::
Morality
(n.) The
doctrines
or rules of moral
duties,
or the
duties
of men in their
social
character;
ethics..
Conventional
::
Conventional
(a.) Based upon
tradition,
whether
religious
and
historical
or of
artistic
rules..
Sway
::
Sway (v. i.) To bear sway; to rule; to
govern.
Monarch
::
Monarch
(n.) A sole or
supreme
ruler;
a
sovereign;
the
highest
ruler;
an
emperor,
king,
queen,
prince,
or
chief..
Bitter
::
Bitter
(v. t.)
Characterized
by
sharpness,
severity,
or
cruelty;
harsh;
stern;
virulent;
as,
bitter
reproach..
Law
::
Law (n.) In
morals:
The will of God as the rule for the
disposition
and
conduct
of all
responsible
beings
toward
him and
toward
each
other;
a rule of
living,
conformable
to
righteousness;
the rule of
action
as
obligatory
on the
conscience
or moral
nature..
Overruled
::
Overruled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Overrul.
Construe
::
Construe
(v. t. ) To apply the rules of
syntax
to (a
sentence
or
clause)
so as to
exhibit
the
structure,
arrangement,
or
connection
of, or to
discover
the
sense;
to
explain
the
construction
of; to
interpret;
to
translate..
Formula
::
Formula
(n.) A rule or
principle
expressed
in
algebraic
language;
as, the
binominal
formula..
Dietarian
::
Dietarian
(n.) One who lives in
accordance
with
prescribed
rules for diet; a
dieter.
Regulate
::
Regulate
(v. t.) To
adjust
by rule,
method,
or
established
mode; to
direct
by rule or
restriction;
to
subject
to
governing
principles
or
laws..
Rubric
::
Rubric
(n.) The
directions
and rules for the
conduct
of
service,
formerly
written
or
printed
in red;
hence,
also, an
ecclesiastical
or
episcopal
injunction;
--
usually
in the
plural..
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