Hypernyms for "law"
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administrative law
all-or-none law
anti-drug law
anti-racketeering law
antitrust law
antitrust legislation
Archimedes'' principle
Avogadro''s hypothesis
Avogadro''s law
Benford''s law
Bernoulli''s law
blue law
blue sky law
Bose-Einstein statistics
Boyle''s law
canon law
case law
Charles''s law
civil law
commercial law
common law
constitution
contract law
corporation law
Coulomb''s Law
Dalton''s law
Dalton''s law of partial pressures
distribution law
divine law
ecclesiastical law
equilibrium law
European Law Enforcement Organisation
Europol
exclusion principle
Fechner''s law
Fermi-Dirac statistics
fundamental law
gag law
Gay-Lussac''s law
gendarmerie
gendarmery
Henry''s law
homestead law
Hooke''s law
Hubble law
Hubble''s law
international law
Islamic law
Kepler''s law
Kepler''s law of planetary motion
Kirchhoff''s laws
law merchant
law of Archimedes
law of averages
law of chemical equilibrium
law of constant proportion
law of definite proportions
law of diminishing returns
law of effect
law of equivalent proportions
law of gravitation
law of large numbers
law of mass action
Law of Moses
law of motion
law of multiple proportions
law of nations
law of partial pressures
law of reciprocal proportions
law of the land
law of thermodynamics
law of volumes
Mariotte''s law
martial law
matrimonial law
Mendeleev''s law
Mendel''s law
mercantile law
military law
Mosaic law
Mounties
Mutawa
Mutawa''een
New Scotland Yard
Newton''s law
Newton''s law of gravitation
Newton''s law of motion
Ohm''s law
organic law
Pascal''s law
Pascal''s law of fluid pressures
patent law
Pauli exclusion principle
periodic law
Planck''s law
Planck''s radiation law
poor law
posse
posse comitatus
power law
precedent
principle
principle of relativity
prohibition
public law
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
RCMP
RICO
RICO Act
Riot Act
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
rule
Schutzstaffel
Scotland Yard
secret police
securities law
sharia
sharia law
shariah
shariah law
sound law
SS
statute of limitations
statutory law
Stevens'' law
Stevens'' power law
tax law
Weber-Fechner law
Weber''s law
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.