Ruling: Definition and Meaning
As a Noun
- An authoritative decision, typically made by a judge on a legal issue that is contested.
- The act of drawing straight lines using a ruler.
- Lines that have been ruled or drawn straight.
"A ruling is an authoritative decision, as one by a judge on a debated point of law."
The term "ruling" can refer both to formal legal decisions and to the simple physical act of drawing straight lines, depending on the context.
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