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ruling

Pronunciation: [ˈruːlɪŋ]

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Learn how to use ruling in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “jurisprudence”

(noun) a decision made by a judge or a court about a legal case. It's like when someone makes a choice in a game, but this choice is about what is right or wrong by the law.

Example

The court's ruling was fair and helped everyone understand what to do next.

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The ruling was not in favor of the team, leaving them disappointed.

Example

What was the ruling in the important case last week?

Context: “governance”

(verb) to exercise control or authority over a group of people or a territory. Imagine being in charge of a game and making the rules for everyone to follow.

Example

The new leader began ruling the country with kindness and respect.

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He did not enjoy ruling over a group that constantly disagreed with him.

Example

How does a king start ruling a new kingdom?

Context: “leadership”

(noun) the act or manner of being in charge of a group, organization, or country. It’s like being the captain of a team and showing everyone what to do.

Example

Her ruling style encouraged teamwork and everyone felt included.

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His harsh ruling caused many people to feel unhappy about their choices.

Example

What qualities make for effective ruling?

How to pronounce ruling

Pronunciation: [ˈruːlɪŋ]

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