Bill and Rule

Bill

Bill noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.

Usage example: the fair housing bill of the 1960s

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Rule and bill are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rule" instead a noun "Bill".

Nearby Words: billed, billy, billing, billion, Billie

Rule noun - A statement spelling out the proper procedure or conduct for an activity.

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Bill and rule are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bill" instead a noun "Rule".

Nearby Words: ruling, ruler, ruled

old	old bill	old rule
particular	particular bill	particular rule
similar	similar bill	similar rule
usual	usual bill	usual rule
Other adjectives: complete, certain, original, single, actual, real, important, new, final, military, last.

He dispatched troops to restore British rule in northern India after the rebellion of 1857, and introduced a bill to end the rule of the East India Company.

Source: Useful Notes / The Viscount Palmerston
Bill Ware followed suit in the second season, after the 10-day retirement rule had been lifted.

Source: Series / Face The Music
You can bribe members of the dark assembly with items in your bag to rule in your favor making bill passing easier.

Source: Bribing Your Way To Victory / Video Games

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