Conform

kon-fdrin, v. [-formed (-fdrmd'), -form- ing.] To shape in accordance with, make alike, bring into harmony or agreement with. — v. To conduct in accordance, comply, yield, render obedience. (Eng. Eccl. Hist.) To be a conformist. [F. conformer, fr. L. cow and form are, -matum, to fashion, form a, form.] — Conform'er, n. — Conform able, a. Corresponding in form, shape, opinion*, etc. similar like in proper form disposed to compliance: submi ive. (Geol.) Parallel, or nearly so. — Conform'ablene , -abil'ity, n. State of being, etc. (Geol.) Parallelism of two sets of strata m contact. — Conform'ably, adr. With, or in, conformity. — Conform'ate. a. Having the same form. — Conform a'tion, n. Act of, or state of being, etc. agreement harmony structure of a body form make. — Conformist, n. One who complies with the worship of the church of England. — Conform'- ity, -Y-tT, n. Correspondence in character, etc. congruity. (Eng. Eccl. Hist.) Compliance with the usages of the established church.