principleset

noun
UK /ˈprɪnsəpəlˌsɛt/
US /ˈprɪnsəpəlˌsɛt/

A principleset is a group of rules that someone decides to always follow.

Her principleset includes always telling the truth and helping friends.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fixed collection of core rules used to guide decisions in an organization.

The company's principleset shapes how every employee treats customers.

3. A personal list of beliefs that a person uses to judge right and wrong.

His principleset made him refuse to cheat, even when it was easy.

4. A standard set of guiding ideas followed by a group or movement.

The club wrote its principleset on the wall so everyone could see it.