IPA: /ˈruːli/
KK: /ˈruːli/
The most obedient or well-behaved, especially in terms of following rules or instructions.
The ruliest student in the class always listens to the teacher and follows all the rules.
Comparative: rulier
Superlative: ruliest
Ruliest → The word 'ruliest' is derived from 'ruly' (from the Middle English 'rulie', meaning rule or governed) with the suffix '-est' (indicating the superlative form). The term 'ruliest' refers to the state of being most ruled or governed.
Think of 'ruly' as meaning governed or following rules, and remember that 'ruliest' means the most governed or the one who follows rules the best.