A rule of thumb
noun
A simple, practical method or guideline, usually based on experience rather than theory.
As a rule of thumb, it's safe to assume that most people don't like unsolicited advice.

Often appears as...
- as a rule of thumb
- general rule of thumb
Usage tips
Idiomatic
noun
A simple, practical method or guideline, usually based on experience rather than theory.
As a rule of thumb, it's safe to assume that most people don't like unsolicited advice.

Often appears as...
- as a rule of thumb
- general rule of thumb
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Not Precise
The phrase implies a general approach and is not meant for situations requiring accuracy or scientific measures.

A rule of thumb for cooking pasta is to use one liter of water per 100g of pasta, but adjust as needed.
Experience-Based
The guideline mentioned is often derived from someone's experience rather than official rules.

A rule of thumb in business is to always follow up with clients within 24 hours.
Common Usage
It's widely used in everyday English conversations and is familiar to most native speakers.

As a rule of thumb, fill your car's gas tank when it reaches a quarter full.
Not Precise
The phrase implies a general approach and is not meant for situations requiring accuracy or scientific measures.

A rule of thumb for cooking pasta is to use one liter of water per 100g of pasta, but adjust as needed.
Experience-Based
The guideline mentioned is often derived from someone's experience rather than official rules.

A rule of thumb in business is to always follow up with clients within 24 hours.
Common Usage
It's widely used in everyday English conversations and is familiar to most native speakers.

As a rule of thumb, fill your car's gas tank when it reaches a quarter full.
Not Precise
The phrase implies a general approach and is not meant for situations requiring accuracy or scientific measures.

A rule of thumb for cooking pasta is to use one liter of water per 100g of pasta, but adjust as needed.
Experience-Based
The guideline mentioned is often derived from someone's experience rather than official rules.

A rule of thumb in business is to always follow up with clients within 24 hours.
Common Usage
It's widely used in everyday English conversations and is familiar to most native speakers.

As a rule of thumb, fill your car's gas tank when it reaches a quarter full.
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