conformation
/kɒnfɔːrˈmeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the arrangement or structure of parts or elements in relation to each other, especially the structure of a molecule or the conformation of a protein.
“The scientist studied the conformation of the molecule to understand its properties.”
2. noun
a person’s or animal’s physical structure or posture, especially when considered as a whole.
“The dog’s conformation made it a suitable breed for agility competitions.”
3. noun
the official recognition or acknowledgment of a team, athlete, or competitor in a sport, especially in relation to eligibility or qualification.
“The athlete’s conformation was confirmed by the governing body before the championship.”
4. noun
the state of being in accordance with a specified standard or norm.
“The company’s products met the required conformation to industry standards.”
5. verb
to arrange or structure something in a particular way.
“The designer conformed the layout to fit the available space.”
6. verb
to bring or cause something to conform to a standard or norm.
“The teacher helped the students conformed their answers to the correct format.”
7. verb
to be in accordance with a specified standard or norm.
“The new policy conformed to the existing laws and regulations.”