Statutes
Pronunciation: /ˈstætʃuːt/
Statutes (noun)
- A formal rule made by a government or authority.
- A rule or regulation of an organization or institution.
Examples
- The statute requires all drivers to wear seat belts.
- A new statute was enacted to protect wildlife.
Common collocations: enact a statute, statute of limitations, comply with a statute, amend a statute, statute book