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/y.ni.fɔʁm/
Translation
uniform
Word origin
From Latin uniformis ('of one form'), from unus ('one') and forma ('shape, form'). The clothing sense grew out of the adjective, since a uniform makes a group look all of one kind.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- uniformis
- English cognates
- uniform, form, unity
Grammar
Examples
cette .
The pupils at this school wear a blue uniform.
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My uncle kept his army uniform.
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Two men in uniform were waiting outside the door.
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The sky was a uniform grey all day.
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His waiter's uniform is far too big for him.
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