conformance

[ kuhn-fawr-muhns ]

noun

Origin of conformance

First recorded in 1600–10; conform + -ance

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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.
Rifle Shots Ring Out from an Escondido Plant Nursery | Tigist Layne | September 30, 2022 | 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.
Alone | Marion Harland
Reluctantly I opened my eyes, and saw that the temple doors were being locked by a priest, in conformance with a noon-hour custom.
Autobiography of a YOGI | Paramhansa Yogananda
And, best of all, it is guaranteed to be in conformance with all the best standards—by tradition!
Nat Goodwin's Book | Nat C. Goodwin
Again, in conformance with his custom, he has honoured me with a bid.
The Destroying Angel | Louis Joseph Vance

In conformance with the wishes of the King they resolved to return to the plan of 1606.
Virginia under the Stuarts 1607-1688 | Thomas J. Wertenbaker

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