Pronunciation

/unɪˈfɔːrm/

Definitions

Noun

1. A uniform is a standardized outfit worn by members of a particular organization, group, or profession, often indicating rank or affiliation. For example: “The soldiers wore their uniforms with pride.”
2. (Military) A set of clothes that all soldiers wear. For example: “The new recruits were issued their uniforms on their first day.”
3. (Education) A school uniform, which students are expected to wear. For example: “Every student at the academy wore a crisp navy uniform.”
4. (Simplicity) Uniformity or sameness in appearance or design. For example: “The garden had a uniform row of flowers.”

Verb

1. To dress in a uniform or put on a uniform. For example: “The security guards must uniform themselves before starting their shift.”
2. To adopt a consistent style or approach. For example: “The team decided to uniform their marketing strategy.”

Phrases

• “Wear a uniform” or “be in uniform”
• “Uniform attire”
• “Standard issue uniform”
• “Uniform behavior”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The children looked adorable in their matching school uniforms.”
• Verb: “He had to uniform his thoughts before giving a presentation.”
• Uniform attire: “All employees were expected to adhere to the company’s uniform policy.”

Synonyms

• Ensemble
• Garb
• Outfit
• Dress
• Attire
• Robe (religious or academic)
• Kit (sports or work)
• Standard issue
• Homogeneous (in appearance)