conforme

in agreement

adjective adverb preposition kohn-FOHR-meh Rare

Origin: Latin conformis (similar in shape)

Also means

according to

Usage Note

Conforme is highly versatile: as an adjective it means satisfied or in agreement (estoy conforme, I agree); as a preposition or conjunction it means 'according to' or 'as' (conforme a la ley, according to the law; conforme avanzaba, as it progressed). The seed marks it as a noun, but it functions primarily as adjective/adverb/preposition. Do not confuse with conformista (one who conforms) or conformar (to conform).

Examples

"Estamos conformes con la decisión final."

Natural Translation

We are in agreement with the final decision.

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