What is the word conform in sign language?

There isn't one single sign for "conform" in American Sign Language (ASL). Instead, it's typically expressed through a combination of signs and context.

Here are some ways to sign "conform":

1. "Same" + "Do": Sign "same" (like the sign for "equal") then "do." This indicates doing the same as others.

2. "Follow" + "Everyone": Sign "follow" (moving your dominant hand forward) followed by "everyone" (sign for "people" with a circular motion).

3. "Fit in" + "Group": Sign "fit in" (showing a hand fitting into a space) followed by "group" (sign for "people" with a specific group shape).

4. "Be like" + "Them": Sign "be like" (showing a hand changing its shape to mimic something) followed by "them" (pointing to the person/group).

5. "Change" + "Self" + "Match" + "Others": Sign "change" (showing a change in shape), "self" (pointing to yourself), "match" (showing hands matching), and "others" (pointing to the others).

Important Note: The specific signs and their order may vary depending on the context and the individual signer's style.