conformable
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7.5
- adjective
- /kənˈfɔrməbl/
- Formal
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conforme
- Look at my website http://phaley.faithweb.com and find the article entitled "State of Necessity" and then, with a straight face, tell me that there is no state of necessity and that those responsible for these changes in liturgy, practice, and belief were merely updating and making the liturgy conformable to modern-day circumstances and that the modern-day theologians have it all over those of the past.
Girls into these spaces, but the the consequence of that is to de masculinize these spaces because you need to make them conformable to men and women.
- Girls into these spaces, but the the consequence of that is to de masculinize these spaces because you need to make them conformable to men and women.
Examples
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Newton had given this position a heads up when he suggested that his entire project in physics was to prove that the laws of nature were entirely conformable to belief in a clockwork God, the "divine mechanic."
Blog text (4) -
You turn to the part of you that's most you, you exercise it, you improve it by labor so as to make it conformable to nature.
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And he uses the words conformable and suitable in the Latin convenience.
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The rules that they make for other men's actions must be conformable to the Law of Nature, i.e., to the will of God.
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Girls into these spaces, but the the consequence of that is to de masculinize these spaces because you need to make them conformable to men and women.
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n31 The result is a comprehensive (though static) system that is able to portray nature as "very consonant and conformable to herself." n32
Academic text (2009) -
Since Newton's natural philosophy pivots on the assumption that nature is conformable and life is cohesive, he set out to find a universal principle of activity in the physical universe that accounted for both the natural and the divine.
Academic text (2009) -
-- (n35) Derek Gjertsen, "Is Nature Conformable to Herself?" in Hegel and Newtonianism 645-55, at 647.
Academic text (2009) -
The students describe writing as "writing sentences error-free and meaningfully, correctly and on the spot, related to the topic, conformable with the spelling rules, detailed, comprehensible, suitable to the ordering of the sentences, writing by maintaining the completeness of meaning, expressing yourself in another language."
Academic text (2013) -
Her behavior is conformable to the expectations set by her family.
Synonyms
477
2.5
Good enough for a particular use or standard
305
3.3
Agreeing with something else and not contradicting it
31
5.1
Willing to follow rules or do what other people want
13
2.7
Rules or laws permit it
6
4.9
In line with rules or facts
1
7.3
In agreement with others or showing the same result
1
4.3
Following accepted customs and rules of a group
1
6.4
Meeting required rules and standards
Agreeing with rules, plans, or beliefs
Following rules or standards that must be met
Following accepted rules or standards, like classic works that define a style
Antonyms
How Consistent
237
2.9
305
3.3
- Formal
1
7.5
112
4.1
96
4.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Conformable comes from the parts con- 'with' and form 'shape', the same root you see in form and uniform. Think of things that fit the same pattern or match a rule. So something conformable is in agreement with a standard or expectation.