Similar words: notebook, morale booster, phone book, phonebook, by the book, be booked, blue book, make book. Meaning: n. a collection of rules or prescribed standards on the basis of which decisions are made.
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1. The officials went strictly by the rule book.
2. The rule book Stone refers to covered 400 pages.
3. The U. S. Postal Service has a rule book the size of a collegiate dictionary.
4. The New York City school system has a rule book the size of two collegiate dictionaries.
5. As the rule book insists, 12 weeks will elapse before the electoral college is convened.
6. I wish there were a rule book for intimacy.
7. No one is tearing up the Einsteinian rule book just yet. As physicists well know, astonishing results like this often turn out to be wrong, especially when they haven't been double-checked.
8. That would be morality without a rule book: morality flying by the seat of its pants.
9. There's no rule book to guide you through the morass of eldercare tasks and demands.
10. They're also going to find that the rule book in China is different.sentencedict.com
11. This was not the time to take risks; he knew he should play it by the rule book.
12. The answer was a hierarchical organization run by the timetable, the rule book, and the stopwatch.
13. If one opts to play by neoclassical rules, as Lipsey in particular had, one should read the neoclassical rule book first.
14. Southern trip in 1302 Taiwan becameshi yu history of rule book.
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