setrule

verb
UK /ˈsɛtruːl/
US /ˈsɛtruːl/

To setrule means to make a rule that everyone must follow.

The teacher setruled that we must raise our hands before speaking.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To decide or fix something in advance as a standard.

The committee setruled the deadline for all entries.

3. To lay down a principle that governs how something is done.

The coach setruled that practice starts at six sharp.

4. To formally impose an order or condition.

The principal setruled new safety measures for the playground.