absoluterule

noun
UK /ˈæb.sə.luːt ruːl/
US /ˈæb.sə.lut ruːl/

A way of leading where one person has all the power and no one can tell them no.

The king wanted absolute rule, so he stopped asking the council for advice.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A government system where the leader is not limited by laws or other branches.

Under absolute rule, the parliament had no real say in new laws.

3. Complete control over a situation or group without sharing decisions.

The coach's absolute rule over the team meant no one questioned his plays.

4. A mathematical idea where one value fully determines another with no exceptions.

In that formula, the constant's absolute rule made the result easy to predict.