uniformly
/ˈjuːnɪfɔːmli/ (bre, ipa) · [jˈunəfˌɔrmli] /ˈjuːnɪfɔːrmli/ (ame, ipa)
uniformly — adverb
1. happening, appearing, or done in the same way across every member of a group, ev
happening, appearing, or done in the same way across every member of a group, every part of a place, or every situation — so that no differences or exceptions exist.
Sivan checked that the glue was spread uniformly across every sheet of paper.
The new safety rules apply uniformly to both part-time and full-time workers.
uniformly + apply to [group] — pattern for rules and policies
Trang was glad that the summer heat spread uniformly through all the rooms.
Omar noticed that the lamps along the main road were spaced uniformly apart.
All job applicants at this company are treated uniformly during interviews.
- evenly
more common for physical distribution; uniformly works better for abstract systems and institutional rules
- consistently
focuses on reliability over time; uniformly focuses on sameness across all instances at once
- identically
stronger than uniformly — implies exactly the same in every detail, not just the same manner
- differently
each person or part receives its own distinct treatment
- inconsistently
the treatment or standard changes from one case to the next
文法句型
uniformly + past participle
uniformly + verb
用法筆記
Often used with passive verbs (be distributed, be applied, be treated) or directly before a past participle. Common with verbs describing distribution, application, spacing, and treatment across a group.