equiform
adjective
equi·form
\ˈēkwəˌfȯrm, ˈek-\
variants: or
equiformal
Definition of equiform
: like in shape or function : uniform equiform crystals equiform phonemes those plants that radiate from the same center have progressive equiformal areas of different size — S. A. Cain
equiformity
noun, plural-es
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Origin and Etymology of equiform
equiform, from Late Latin aequiformis, from Latin aequi- equi- + -formis -form; equiformal from Late Latin aequiformis + English -al
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