rulegroup
nounUK /ˈruːl.ɡruːp/
US /ˈruːl.ɡruːp/
A rulegroup is a set of rules that are kept together and used as one team.
The teacher put all the playground rules into one rulegroup so the kids could learn them easily.
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2. In computing, a rulegroup is a named collection of firewall or security rules that are managed together.
The admin added the new rulegroup to block spam traffic.
3. A group of people who make or enforce rules for an organization.
The rulegroup met on Monday to update the club's bylaws.
4. A category used to organize similar rules in a game or sport.
Each rulegroup in the rulebook covers a different part of the game.