conform (Meaning)

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conform (v)

be similar, be in line with

adapt or conform oneself to new or different conditions

Students are expected to conform to the school's dress code.
Employees must conform to the company's policies and procedures.
The design of the new building will conform to the city's zoning regulations.
It's important for the software to conform to industry standards.
The contract must conform to legal requirements to be valid.
The painting doesn't conform to traditional artistic styles; it's quite avant-garde.
He refused to conform to societal norms and expectations.
The product specifications need to conform to customer preferences.
The athletes must conform to the rules of the game to avoid penalties.
Her actions did not conform to the ethical standards of the profession.

be similar, be in line with, adapt or conform oneself to new or different conditions

coincide, fit,correspond, rhyme, check, go,agree, consist, accord, comport

disagree (with), contradict, differ (from), disagree (with), contradict,differ (from), negate, dispute, conflict, nullify

Students are expected to conform to the school's dress code.

Employees must conform to the company's policies and procedures.

The design of the new building will conform to the city's zoning regulations.

It's important for the software to conform to industry standards.