Not uniform; lacking sameness or consistency in appearance, composition, or character.
From dis- (not/opposite) + uniform (from Latin 'unus' one + 'forma' form), literally meaning 'not of one form,' describing things that lack consistency.
Medieval armies wore disuniform armor and clothing long before standardized military uniforms existed—it made them look chaotic but actually gave them flexibility in how they dressed for terrain.
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