UNIFORM Meaning and
Definition
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Uniform can be defined as an adjective and noun, describing something that is consistent, unvarying, or identical in appearance, character, or behavior. As an adjective, uniform refers to a particular quality or condition being uniform or unchanging, maintaining a constant or standardized form, structure, or pattern. It denotes the absence of variation, allowing for easy identification or recognition. In this sense, it can relate to anything that exhibits a consistent or unchanging character, whether it be clothing, colors, behavior, rules, or regulations.
As a noun, uniform typically refers to a distinctive outfit worn by individuals belonging to a specific organization, profession, or group. It is a prescribed set of garments that are designed to create a sense of conformity, promoting equality and cohesion among members. Uniforms can serve various purposes, such as representing authority or hierarchy, enhancing safety and identification, fostering team unity, or instilling discipline. They are commonly seen in occupations like military, police, healthcare, education, and sports.
The term "uniform" can also extend beyond physical appearances and garments, encompassing other aspects of similarity or consistency. For example, it can refer to an unvarying standard, rendering fairness and impartiality. It can also describe an even or steady distribution, often used in scientific or mathematical contexts, denoting a consistent or predictable pattern. Overall, the concept of uniform embodies the idea of consistency, regularity, and standardized representation.
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• Having always the same form, manner, or character; not different; not variable; regular.
• An official or state dress; the particular dress of soldiers; a livery for a policeman, a gaoler, &c.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of UNIFORM
The word "uniform" can be traced back to the Latin root "uniformis", which is a combination of "uni-" meaning "one" and "formis" meaning "form" or "shape". In the late 16th century, the term was adapted into English from the French word "uniforme", which referred to clothes that were consistent in appearance. Over time, "uniform" came to signify clothing or attire worn by members of a particular organization, profession, or group, with the purpose of creating a standard appearance.
Idioms with the word UNIFORM
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in uniform
The idiom "in uniform" refers to someone wearing a specific clothing or attire that represents a particular group, organization, or profession. It typically implies that the person is an official member of that group, displaying their affiliation through a standardized outfit.
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uniform with
The idiom "uniform with" means to possess characteristics or qualities that match or are in harmony with something else. It implies that two or more things have a similar appearance, style, or design.
Similar spelling words for UNIFORM
- uniformly,
- unfair,
- unpermed,
- unfrozen,
- uniformed,
- unfirm,
- unfree,
- unframed,
- unfertile,
- unborn,
- unfretted,
- unfrosted,
- unformed,
- unfreeze,
- unfurl,
- unforced,
- uniformize,
- unfrock,
- unafraid,
- uniformity,
- uniformise.
Conjugate verb Uniform
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