Rulings
Pronunciation: /ˈruːlɪŋ/
Rulings (noun)
- an official decision made by a judge or authority in a legal case.
Examples
- The court's ruling was unexpected.
- The ruling favored the defendant.
Common collocations: court ruling, final ruling, issue a ruling, ruling party, ruling class
Rulings (adjective)
- having control or power over people or a country.
Examples
- The ruling party introduced new policies.
- Ruling leaders must address public concerns.