precise rule

/prɪˈsaɪs ruːl/
noun phraseIntermediate
formal

an exact, detailed, and unambiguous regulation or guideline

The precise rule states that all employees must wear protective gear.

The exact guideline requires all employees to wear safety equipment.

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Often used in scientific, legal, or technical contexts where exactness is critical.

Collocations

follow precise rulesadhere to exact guidelinesestablish precise rulescreate exact regulations

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Related Phrases

rule of thumbphrase
a general guideline based on experience rather than exact calculation

💡Pro Tip

Context Matters

Use 'precise rule' when referring to exact, unambiguous guidelines, especially in formal or technical settings.

Gold Rule

Clarity in Communication

In professional or technical writing, 'precise rule' ensures that instructions or regulations are clear and unambiguous.

📖Word Origin

Derived from 'precise' (exact, accurate) and 'rule' (a regulation or guideline).

📝Usage Notes

Used in contexts where exactness and clarity are important, such as science, law, or technical fields.

Word Breakdown

precise
exact, accurate
adjective
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rule
a regulation or guideline
noun
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