[f. CONFORM v. + -ER1.] One who conforms; a conformist.
1609. W. Sclater, Threef. Preserv. (1610), E iij a. If the present store of Conformers serue not, [etc.].
1619. Sanderson, 12 Serm. (1632), 42. Thus haue I … laboured to free, not onely the Conformer from all vnjust Censures; but even the Non-conformer also.
1625. Bp. Mountagu, App. Cæsar, vii. 187. The publick authorised Doctrine of the Church of England, and of Conformers unto the said Doctrine of that Church.
1859. Mill, Liberty, ii. 60. Conformers to commonplace.
1874. Morley, Compromise (1886), 87. Conformity … and its degrading consequences to the character of a conformer.
