conform (to) (Meaning)

conform (to)

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The inmates were forced to conform to the strict rules of the prison.
The new employee struggled to conform to the company's culture.
The scientist insisted on conforming to the principles of the scientific method.
The politician deftly conformed to the demands of different constituencies.
The teenager's appearance conformed to the latest fashion trends.
The church congregation expected members to conform to the established doctrines.
The employee's behavior conformed to the expectations of their superiors.
The artist's work conformed to the conventions of traditional art forms.
The building's design conformed to the specifications outlined in the blueprints.
The company's business practices conformed to the highest ethical standards.

obey, adhere (to), follow, defer (to), accede (to), observe, surrender (to), fall in with,comply (with), agree (to)

lead, direct, defy, refuse, dare, disobey, pass over, challenge,rebel (against), overlook

The inmates were forced to conform to the strict rules of the prison.

The new employee struggled to conform to the company's culture.

The scientist insisted on conforming to the principles of the scientific method.

The politician deftly conformed to the demands of different constituencies.