conform
/kənˈfɔrm/
verb
- To behave or think in the way that most other people do, following rules, customs, or standards.
- The new employee quickly learned to conform to the company's dress code.
- In many cultures, people are expected to conform to social norms at formal events.
- Teenagers often feel pressure to conform to the latest fashion trends.
- To match or be similar to something, especially in shape, size, or quality.
- The data does not conform to the expected pattern.
- The building's design must conform to local safety regulations.
- Her actions did not conform with her stated beliefs.