Isomorphic By Deane Barker • September 27, 2022 • Definition: being similar in appearance, even if having different ancestry or makeup From the Greek “isos,” which means “equal to,” and the Greek “morphe” which means “shape.” Why I Looked It Up In a document, I found this sentence: Our customers can use isomorphic rendering using usually React, Angular or Vue. I think the author was trying to say that an interface can look the same way, regardless of which rendering architecture is used. (But, honestly, I don’t think the word was used correctly in this instance.)