-
the
quality
of
lacking
diversity
or
variation (
even
to
the
point
of
boredom)
-
The
quality
or
state
of
being
uniform;
freedom
from
variation
or
difference;
resemblance
to
itself
at
all
times;
sameness
of
action,
effect,
etc.,
under
like
conditions;
even
tenor;
as,
the
uniformity
of
design
in
a
poem;
the
uniformity
of
nature.
-
Consistency;
sameness;
as,
the
uniformity
of
a
man's
opinions.
-
Similitude
between
the
parts
of
a
whole;
as,
the
uniformity
of
sides
in
a
regular
figure;
beauty
is
said
to
consist
in
uniformity
with
variety.
-
Continued
or
unvaried
sameness
or
likeness.
-
Conformity
to
a
pattern
or
rule;
resemblance,
consonance,
or
agreement;
as,
the
uniformity
of
different
churches
in
ceremonies
or
rites.
-
The
quality
or
state
of
having
one
unchanging
form,
or
of
being
of
the
same
form
as
others;
resemblance.
-
State
of
being
uniform:
agreement
with
a
pattern
or
rule:
sameness:
likeness
between
the
parts
of
a
whole.
-
State
of
being
uniform;
agreement;
consistency;
sameness.
-
The
state
or
fact
of
being
uniform.
-
Resemblance
to
itself
at
all
times
or
all
through;
consistency;
sameness;
resemblance,
consonance,
or
agreement;
similitude
between
parts;
unvaried
sameness.
Act
of
Uniformity,
in
England,
an
Act
which
regulates
the
form
of
public
prayers
and
rites
to
be
observed
in
all
churches.
-
Constant
resemblance
to
itself;
sameness;
unvaried
likeness;
resemblance
in
shape
and
character,
as
between
the
corresponding
parts
of
a
subject
in
the
fine
arts;
Act
of
Uniformity,
the
Act
of
Parliament
which
regulates
the
rites
and
forms
of
the
Church
of
England.
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