conformable

The simple and rigorous plan of Napoléon was conformable to the nature of his government, and it effectually answered the purpose.

The greater distinctness of the posterior segments is conformable to what takes place in the higher Crustacea.

He was, very naturally, grieved that the conduct of men was not conformable to “the truth of God, now of some years manifest.”

His practice appears to have been conformable to his theory.

All this has been spoken of by Aristotle, and seen by Harvey, and nevertheless it is not conformable to truth.

Such a mode of procedure as had been pursued on this occasion was not conformable to that heretofore practised.

I have now desired that the Farmers may make a distinct return of their purchases, which are conformable to the order of Bernis.

The sum was conformable to the estimate which he had received from the War Office.

Not so stated in the printed Journal; but conformable to the result afterwards appearing.

For God would not sanction it nor could the Church practise it if it were not conformable to reason.