- Uniform means having the same form, manner, style, etc.
An example of uniform is a row of students walking in a straight line.
- The definition of a uniform is a certain outfit that members of a group must wear.
An example of uniform is what Catholic school students must wear.
- Uniform is defined as to provide with an outfit that all members of the group must wear.
An example of uniform is to provide army officials with the clothes they must wear.
A soccer team in their uniforms.
uniform definition by Webster's New World
adjective
- always the same; not varying or changing in form, rate, degree, manner, etc.; constant: a uniform speed
- identical throughout a state, country, etc.: a uniform minimum wage
- having the same form, appearance, manner, etc. as others of the same class; conforming to a given standard: a row of uniform houses
- being or looking the same in all parts; undiversified: a uniform surface
- consistent in action, intention, effect, etc.: a uniform policy
Origin: Middle French uniforme ; from Classical Latin uniformis ; from unus, one plush -formis, -form
noun
the official or distinctive clothes or outfit worn by the members of a particular group, as policemen or soldiers, esp. when on duty
transitive verb
☆ to clothe or supply with a uniform
Related Forms:
- uniformly adverb
uniform definition by American Heritage Dictionary
adjective
- Always the same, as in character or degree; unvarying.
- Conforming to one principle, standard, or rule; consistent.
- Being the same as or consonant with another or others.
- Unvaried in texture, color, or design.
- A distinctive outfit intended to identify those who wear it as members of a specific group.
- One set of such an outfit.
- To make (something) uniform.
- To provide or dress with a uniform.
Origin: Latin ūnifōrmis : ūni-, uni- + fōrma, shape.
Related Forms:
- uˌni·forˈmi·ty, uˈni·formˌness noun
- uˈni·formˌly adverb
uniform - Phrases/Idioms
uniform with
having the same form, appearance, etc. as
