uniform
uniform Lexical Profile
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• noun
A distinctive set of clothing worn by members of a specific organization, profession, or school to standardize their appearance.
"The airline attendants wore a sharp blue uniform with gold trim."
• adjective
Remaining the same in all cases and at all times; unchanging in form, character, or quality.
"The recipe requires the vegetables to be chopped into pieces of uniform size."
Identical or highly similar in form or character to another or others.
"The newly built neighborhood featured a long row of uniform houses with identical floor plans."
• verb
To clothe or supply with a distinctive, standardized outfit.
"The city budgeted ample funds to appropriately equip and uniform the new police recruits."
To make consistent, standard, or identical in form, character, or appearance.
"The committee sought to uniform the testing procedures across all regional branches."
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Word Origin & Etymology
From Middle French uniforme or directly from Latin uniformis, derived from 'unus' (one) and 'forma' (shape or form).
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