furtherrule

verb
UK /ˈfɜːðəruːl/
US /ˈfɜːrðərruːl/

To make a rule even stronger or add more rules to it.

The teacher decided to furtherrule the playground games so everyone would play fairly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To rule over a place or group from a greater distance or for a longer time.

The old king continued to furtherrule the distant islands for many years.

3. To make an official decision that adds to an earlier one.

The judge chose to furtherrule on the case after hearing new evidence.

4. To govern or control something in an additional way.

The council will furtherrule how the park is used during festivals.