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white coat rule

white coat rule noun: a rule prohibiting the use of actors dressed as medical professionals to give a misleading impression of the medical benefits of a product being advertised.

Noun

white coat rule (plural white coat rules)

  1. A rule prohibiting the use of actors dressed as medical professionals to give a misleading impression of the medical benefits of a product being advertised.

Forms of white coat rule

pluralwhite coat rules

Questions about white coat rule

What does white coat rule mean?
White coat rule means a rule prohibiting the use of actors dressed as medical professionals to give a misleading impression of the medical benefits of a product being advertised.
What part of speech is white coat rule?
White coat rule is a noun.
What is the plural of white coat rule?
The plural of white coat rule is white coat rules.

Words near white coat rule in the dictionary

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  8. white coat syndrome
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