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| u·ni·form [ ynə fàwrm ] |
noun (plural u·ni·forms) |
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1. distinctive set of clothes: a distinctive set of clothes worn to identify somebody's occupation, affiliation, or status
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2. complete outfit: a single outfit of identifying clothes
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3. identifying look: a distinctive style or other feature that identifies somebody as a member of a group
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adjective |
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1. unchanging: always the same in quality, degree, character, or manner
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2. consistent: conforming to one standard or rule
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3. resembling another or others: being the same as another or others
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4. unvarying in design: unvarying in color, texture, or design
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transitive verb (past and past participle u·ni·formed, present participle u·ni·form·ing, 3rd person present singular u·ni·forms) |
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1. provide somebody with uniforms: to provide a person or group with a uniform or uniforms
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2. make something unvarying or same: to make something homogeneous, unvarying, or consistent
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| [Mid-16th century. Directly or via French< Latin uniformis "having one form" < forma "shape"] |
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  u·ni·formed adjective |
| u·ni·for·mi·ty [ ynə fáwrmətee ] noun |
| u·ni·form·ly adverb |
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