Uniform ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Uniform ( adjective )

1. Always the same; not changing.
2. Having the same appearance, form, or character throughout.
3. Wearing a special set of clothes, usually with a particular design, that is worn as a way of identifying the person as belonging to a particular group.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french, from latin uniformis, from uni- + forma form.

Examples:

1. The temperature was uniform throughout the room.
2. The soldiers were dressed in uniform.
3. The school has a uniform dress code.
4. The company's customer service was uniformly friendly and helpful.
5. The company's product had a uniform quality.

(As a noun)

Uniform ( noun )

1. Always the same; not changing.
2. Having the same appearance, form, or character throughout.
3. Wearing a special set of clothes, usually with a particular design, that is worn as a way of identifying the person as belonging to a particular group.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french, from latin uniformis, from uni- + forma form.

Examples:

1. The temperature was uniform throughout the room.
2. The soldiers were dressed in uniform.
3. The school has a uniform dress code.
4. The company's customer service was uniformly friendly and helpful.
5. The company's product had a uniform quality.