Rules is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RULES in dictionary:

VERB:
• RULE, to exercise control over
• (of a feeling) have a powerful and restricting influence on
• be a dominant or powerful factor
• be very good or the best
• (of a planet) have a particular influence over (a sign of the zodiac, house, etc.)
• exercise ultimate power or authority over (an area and its people)
• pronounce authoritatively and legally to be the case
• make parallel lines across (paper)
• (of a price or a traded commodity with regard to its price) have a specified general level or strength
NOUN:
• a principle that operates within a particular sphere of knowledge, describing or prescribing what is possible or allowable
• a code of practice and discipline for a religious order or community
• a thin printed line or dash.
• one of a set of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct or procedure within a particular area of activity
• control of or dominion over an area or people
• the normal or customary state of things
• a strip of wood or other rigid material used for measuring length or marking straight lines; a ruler.

Words related to RULES

rule4 ruled6 ruling7

Words that contain RULES

brules8 ferules10 rulesse7 unrules7 ferrules11 florules11 misrules10 sporules10 subrules10 zebrules19 footrules12 overrules12 spherules14 chondrules16 glomerules13 spinnerules13

How to use RULES in a sentence

• But the influence and character of what is honourable, and useful, and necessary, will be ascertained in the rules given for deliberation.
• But from this example the influence of the high revolutions in diminishing the size of screw does not appear so great as some empirical rules would indicate.
• But even as they talked, somewhere up in the high heavens the Voice that rules the world spoke a word, and the Messenger of Fate rushed forth to do its bidding.
• Each young woman was muffled and veiled according to the most discreet and orthodox rules.
• No opinions contrary to human society, or to those moral rules which are necessary to the preservation of civil society, are to be tolerated by the magistrate.
• Bright and affectionate teachers will be looked on as elder brothers, and difficulties which escape rules will be got rid of by love.
• He had a mind too extensive to be subjected to rules, or restrained by limits.
• There are rules, too, and the ninth wave is the one we come in on.
• The one rules only by right of rule, the other rises only by right of rising.
• Under the head of marches and manoeuvres are considered the rules by which these movements should be conducted.
• But military rules are not more inflexible than other human rules.
• Rules were first formulated in England in 1870, and we adopted them in America about 1890, but our present game bears absolutely no resemblance to the one that was then played.
• We cannot lay down, as tests, general rules which have much value irrespective of particular persons.
• There is no more venerable character in the Epic than Bhishma, and these rules and laws have therefore been supposed to come from his lips on the solemn occasion of his death.
• The American Minister is compelled by our rules to wear a dress which exposes him to be mistaken for a waiter at any festive gathering.
• The language was not and never will be built to fit these rules.
• The Czar rules over an empire more gigantic than Rome.
• Rose Croix, obligations, rules, philosophy of the ancient, 289-m.
• The author lays down certain Rules for indicating Disposition.
• In this rational grammar of the art of oratory, I have given the rules of all the fine arts.
• Saianfu is a very great and noble city, and it rules over twelve other large and rich cities, and is itself a seat of great trade and manufacture.
• We cannot have our next meeting until I have drawn up the rules, and I should like Ruth Craven to help me.
• The rules of the library require all books to be returned in two weeks.

Similar words containing RULE without suffix s

rule4 brule7 ruled6 ruler5 brules8 cerule8 curule8 ferule9 rulers6 unrule6 caerule9 coruler9 ferrule10 feruled11 ferules10 florule10 misrule9 rulered8 rulesse7 sporule9 subrule9 unruled8 unrules7 zebrule18 barrulet10 cerulean10 cerulein10 corulers10 ferruled12 ferrules11 florules11 footrule11 misruled11 misrules10 overrule11 purulent10 ruleless8 rulering9 spherule13 sporules10 subrules10 virulent11 zebrules19 avirulent12 barrulets11 caerulean11 ceruleans11 ceruleins11 ceruleous11 chondrule15 footrules12 glomerule12 overruled13 overruler12 overrules12 purulence13 purulency16 rulership14 spherules14 virulence14 virulency17 chondrules16 glomerules13 overrulers13 puberulent14 purulences14 purulently15 rulerships15 spinnerule12 virulences15 virulently16 pulverulent16 purulencies15 spinnerules13 virulencies16 mucopurulent18 pulverulence19 seropurulent14 hypervirulent24 pulverulences20 supervirulent18 hypervirulence27 hypervirulences28

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