law
/lɔː/Definitions
1. noun
A set of rules and regulations that are enforced by a government or other authority, or a principle or standard of behaviour.
“The new law requires all drivers to wear seatbelts.”
2. noun
A rule or principle of conduct governing a class of human affairs, such as law of supply and demand.
“The law of gravity affects everything that has mass.”
3. verb
To make or declare something a law, or to control or regulate something by law.
“The government will law the new tax policy next year.”
4. verb
To have a certain quality or characteristic, such as a law of physics.
“The ball will law of its own accord.”
5. verb
To regulate or control something, such as the law of a machine.
“The engineer will law the engine to make it run more efficiently.”