conforming
/kənˈfɔːrmɪŋ/
adjective
- Following rules, standards, or expectations, especially in behavior or appearance.
- Her conforming attitude made her popular with the strict teachers.
- The students wore conforming uniforms to school every day.
- In a conforming society, people often avoid standing out too much.
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noun
- The act or process of matching or obeying rules, standards, or expectations.
- His constant conforming to peer pressure worried his parents.
- Conforming to the dress code was required for all employees.
- The company encourages conforming to safety regulations.
verb
- Present participle of conform: to behave or think in the same way as most other people, or to obey a rule or standard.
- The artist refused to keep conforming to traditional styles.
- By conforming to the group's habits, he felt more accepted.
- She is conforming to the new workplace policies without complaint.