byrlaw

/ˈbɜːrlɔː/

Definitions

1. noun

A bylaw is a law or rule made by a local authority, especially a city or town council.

“The city council has established new bylaws to regulate noise pollution in residential areas.”

2. verb

To make or establish a bylaw.

“The new mayor has vowed to bylaw a change in the city’s parking regulations.”

Synonyms

  • ordinance
  • regulation

Antonyms

  • freedom
  • liberty