/ˈjuːnɪfɔːm/
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Translation
The same set of clothes worn by everyone in a school, a job, or an army.
Word origin
From Latin uniformis, "of one form", from unus (one) and forma (shape).
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- uniformis
- English cognates
- unit, form
Grammar
Gender
Pluraluniforms
Examples
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A "uniform" is the same for everyone in the group.
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Here "uniform" is the clothing worn for a job.
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"In uniform" means wearing the clothes of your job.
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