uniformity

English

Etymology

uniform +‎ -ity

Noun

uniformity (uncountable)

1. The state of being uniform, alike and lacking diversity.
2. The absence of alternativism.

Translations

a state of being uniform

Croatian: unifórmnōst (hr) f., jednòličnōst (hr) f., jednoòbraznōst (hr) f. Esperanto: unuformeco (eo) Finnish: yhtenäisyys (fi), yhdenmukaisuus (fi)

Greek: ομοιομορφία (el) (omoiomorfía) f. Japanese: 統一性 (ja) (tōitsu-sē), 画一性 (ja) (kakuitsu-sē) Manx: colaikys (gv) Portuguese: uniformidade (pt) f. Spanish: uniformidad (es) f.

an absence of alternativism

Croatian: ujèdnāčenōst (hr) f., jednòlikōst (hr) f. Finnish: vaihtoehdottomuus (fi), yhdenmukaisuus (fi)

Greek: ομοιομορφία (el) (omoiomorfía) f. Japanese: 普遍性 (ja) (fuhen-sē)

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French: uniformité

Derived terms

• Principle of uniformity (in Wikipedia)
• Act of Uniformity (in Wikipedia)