ruling
/ˈruːlɪŋ/noun
उच्चारण रूलिंग
निर्णय, फ़ैसला, व्यवस्था (अदालत या अधिकारी की)
Core word
noun
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[C] ~ (on sth)
an official decision made by somebody in authority, especially a judge or a court
निर्णय, फ़ैसला, व्यवस्था (अदालत या अधिकारी की)
- The Supreme Court gave a landmark ruling on privacy.
- The Speaker's ruling on the matter is final.
- The court's ruling surprised both sides in the dispute.
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- The umpire's ruling was challenged by the captain.
- A high court ruling has stopped the construction of the road.
adjective
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[only before noun]
having control over a particular group, country or organization
सत्तारूढ़, शासक
- Members of the ruling party walked out of the meeting.
- the ruling family of the old princely state
- The ruling coalition has a small majority in parliament.
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- The ruling class in the old kingdom owned most of the land.
- A ruling party leader announced the new scheme.
Opposite opposition
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[only before noun]
most important or strongest
प्रमुख, सबसे प्रबल
- Her ruling passion was music.
- Fear was the ruling emotion in the village during the floods.
- His ruling ambition was to become a doctor.
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- Greed was the ruling motive behind the crime.
- Cricket was the ruling passion of the whole town.
≈Synonyms and antonyms
§Grammar and usage
Usage: a court gives or delivers a ruling, and a ruling on a matter can be challenged in a higher court.
Usage: अदालत ruling give या deliver करती है, और किसी मामले पर दी गई ruling को उच्च न्यायालय में चुनौती दी जा सकती है।