ruler
- noun
- /ˈruːlər/
- The King known as Louis XIV brought his people food, prosperity and peace, and is remembered as the greatest ruler in the history of his nation.
- authoritarian rulers
- autocratic rulers
- secular rulers
Not an imposing group of rulers, but pious.
- Not an imposing group of rulers, but pious.
- Moto Sognir rose mightiest ruler of the kin of dwarfs.
- It means no rulers, not no rules.
- Like you're the simp, the leader, ruler, emperor God King.
- These charters_the principle that rulers are not omnipotent.
- This is the ruler of that land, right?
- And I read the Bible and the the ruler of this world is is Satan.
- We are women rulers in like a male dominated world.
- A lot of the rulers of this world have an allegiance to Satan.
- Oliver Cromwell is the ruler of England.
- In the West, the Ostrogoths had an impressive ruler named Theodoric.
Examples
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The rajah's an independent ruler.
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My father was the rightful ruler of Outworld
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This is the ruler of that land, right?
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Oliver Cromwell is the ruler of England.
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Across the smaller states of Germany, rulers face popular demands for reform.
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He grew to be a wise ruler.
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Public policies and programs do not really matter, since rulers have few intentions of delivering on them anyway.
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He is the son of the ruler of Saudi Arabia.
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This is King Jaffe Joffer, ruler of Zamunda.
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The king is a powerful ruler who has led his kingdom for many years.
Synonyms
An elected official who leads a state government
A man who rules a country and usually gets the job from his family
A man who rules an empire made of many countries
A man who has power over people, like a ruler or noble
A ruler with complete power who often takes control by force and ignores the law
A military leader who controls a region by force and answers to no one when the government is weak
A country's main public leader, like a president or king
A ruler of ancient Egypt who is both king and priest
A king or queen who rules a country and usually gets the job by birth
A king or queen who rules a country and gets the position from their family
A Muslim ruler of a country, often from the Ottoman Empire
A person who has great power and controls a country or people
A person who rules a land for a king or queen
A person who rules a country for the monarch who is too young, absent, or ill
A ruler who has all power and treats people cruelly
A ruler with very great power who is not limited by law
A ruler who has complete power over a country and its people
A king or queen who rules because they get the position from their family
A ruler who has almost total power and controls others
A person who rules or controls others
A king or queen with complete power over a country
A woman who rules a country, for example a queen
A person who has power to rule a city or region
A leader who governs a region or a community and may have religious power
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Etymology
Ruler for a person in charge also comes from the Latin root regula, which means 'rule', and is the same root as the verb rule, so a ruler is someone who makes or enforces the 'rules' and leads a country.