Where does “nonconformity” come from?

I need to work through this chain carefully, as it appears problematic. The chain given is: English conformity | Middle French conformité | Latin nonus | Latin novem | Proto-Indo-European h₁néwn̥ | English nine | Latin novem | Proto-Indo-European new- However, this chain doesn't make etymological sense for "nonconformity." The chain seems to conflate two separate word families: - One related to "conform" (from Latin conformare) - One related to "nine/new" (which is unrelated) The word "nonconformity" should derive from: English nonconformity ← non- + conformity ← Middle French conformité ← Latin conformitas ← Latin conformare (com- + formare) Since the provided chain contains errors and doesn't actually support "nonconformity," and my rules state "State only what

nonconformity (English): Rejection of or the failure to conform,...