Conformation
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 42
[Fr., from Lat. conformatio, from conformo.] A fashioning, forming, or putting together; the manner in which a body is formed; form; structure; particular make or construction. "Varieties are found in the several conformations of the organs." - Holder. -Act of conforming, or of producing suitablene or conformity; with to. "The conformation of our hearts to the duties of religion." Watts. Conformed', p . a . Made to resemble; reduced to a likene of; made agreeable to; suited. Conform'er, n. One who conforms. ing: adhering. Conform'ing, p . a . Adapting; complying with; yield Conform'ist, n. [Fr. conform i ste .] One who conforms; one who complies with the worship of the Church of England.
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