Pronunciation: /kənˈfɔrməns/
noun the act or process of conforming; adherence to accepted standards, rules, or guidelines
A1 The students were praised for their conformance to the school's dress code.
A2 The software developer ensured conformance to industry standards when coding the new program.
B1 The company's conformance to environmental regulations was commendable.
B2 The project manager emphasized the importance of conformance to project deadlines.
C1 The athlete's strict conformance to their training schedule led to success in the competition.
C2 The artist's work demonstrated a high level of conformance to classical artistic principles.
formal The software must be tested for conformance to industry standards before it can be released.
informal Make sure the document is in conformance with the guidelines before submitting it.
slang I heard that new restaurant is not in conformance with health codes.
figurative Her actions were in conformance with her values and beliefs.
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