conformist
noun[C]
oftendisapprovinguk/kənˈfɔː.mɪst/us/kənˈfɔːr.mɪst/someone whobehavesorthinkslike everyoneelse,ratherthan being different
Opposite
nonconformist
Custom, tradition & conformity
- Americanization
 - anti-classical
 - anti-conventional
 - anti-institutional
 - anti-traditional
 - custom
 - demi-monde
 - desi
 - endogamy
 - exogamy
 - multiculturalism
 - non-classical
 - non-conservative
 - non-traditional
 - nonconformist
 - unconventional
 - unconventionally
 - undoctrinaire
 - unorthodox
 - zeitgeist
 
conformist
adjective
oftendisapprovinguk/kənˈfɔː.mɪst/us/kənˈfɔːr.mɪst/behavingorthinkinglike everyoneelse,ratherthan being different:
She was the conformistdaughterwhile hersisterwas arebel.
Despiteitsrisingaffluence, thisremainsahighlyconservativeand conformistsociety.
- Bureaucraticculturerewardssafe, conformistattitudes.
 - Hefeltstifledby his sport's conformistculture.
 - Theworldis stillfullofpeoplewho are too conformist tothinkfor themselves.
 
Custom, tradition & conformity
- Americanization
 - anti-classical
 - anti-conventional
 - anti-institutional
 - anti-traditional
 - custom
 - demi-monde
 - desi
 - endogamy
 - exogamy
 - multiculturalism
 - non-classical
 - non-conservative
 - non-traditional
 - nonconformist
 - unconventional
 - unconventionally
 - undoctrinaire
 - unorthodox
 - zeitgeist