conformance

[ kuhn-fawr-muhns ]

noun

1. the act of conforming; conformity.

Word History and Origins

Origin of conformance¹

First recorded in 1600–10; conform + -ance

Example Sentences

Residents have asked for a full investigation from county officials, but that has so far been restricted to a review from the county’s planning department, which handles code compliance and land use conformance.

From Voice of San Diego

The girls arose, in conformance with their custom of reception, and bowed to the figure that followed him into the room.

From Project Gutenberg

Reluctantly I opened my eyes, and saw that the temple doors were being locked by a priest, in conformance with a noon-hour custom.

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And, best of all, it is guaranteed to be in conformance with all the best standards—by tradition!

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Again, in conformance with his custom, he has honoured me with a bid.

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In conformance with the wishes of the King they resolved to return to the plan of 1606.

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