Ruler ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Ruler ( noun )

1. A flat, rectangular measuring instrument, typically made of plastic or metal, used for drawing straight lines and measuring distances.
2. A person who governs or rules a country or organization.
3. A person who has control over others.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french rulere, from latin regula "straight stick, rule".

Examples:

1. She used a ruler to draw a straight line.
2. He measured the length of the paper with a ruler.
3. The ruler of the kingdom was a just and fair leader.
4. The CEO was the ruler of the company.
5. The ruler of the tribe had absolute power over its members.

(As a verb)

Ruler ( verb )

1. A flat, rectangular measuring instrument, typically made of plastic or metal, used for drawing straight lines and measuring distances.
2. A person who governs or rules a country or organization.
3. A person who has control over others.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french rulere, from latin regula "straight stick, rule".

Examples:

1. She used a ruler to draw a straight line.
2. He measured the length of the paper with a ruler.
3. The ruler of the kingdom was a just and fair leader.
4. The CEO was the ruler of the company.
5. The ruler of the tribe had absolute power over its members.