Convert

What do we mean by convert?

To change (something) into another form, substance, state, or product; transform. intransitive verb

To change (something) from one use, function, or purpose to another; adapt to a new or different purpose. intransitive verb

To persuade or induce to adopt a particular religion, faith, or belief. intransitive verb

To exchange for something of equal value. intransitive verb

To express (a quantity) in alternative units. intransitive verb

To transform (a proposition) by conversion. intransitive verb

To appropriate (another's property) without right to one's own use. intransitive verb

To complete (a conversion, penalty shot, or free throw) successfully. intransitive verb

To score (a spare) in bowling. intransitive verb

To undergo a conversion. intransitive verb

To be converted. intransitive verb

To make a conversion. intransitive verb

To shoot and score a goal, especially immediately after receiving a pass or gaining control of a rebound. intransitive verb

One who has been converted, especially from one religion or belief to another. noun

A person who is converted from one opinion or practice to another; one who renounces one creed, religious system, or party, and embraces another: used particularly of those who change their religious opinions, but applicable to any change from one belief or practice to another. noun

In theology, one who has been changed, as to the purpose and direction of his life, from sin to holiness. noun

In monasteries, a lay friar or brother admitted to the service of the house, without orders, and not allowed to sing in the choir. noun

To cause to turn; turn; turn round.

A person who has converted to a religion.

A person who is now in favour of something that he or she previously opposed or disliked.

The equivalent of a conversion in rugby

Words that are spelled similarly to convert:
convert, concert, convent, covert, conver, couvert, convery, colvert, converb, convect, confert, coovert, consert, convera.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word convert:
catholicism, christianity, islam, protestantism, judaism, orthodoxy, conversion, pagan, converting, dioxide, files, missionaries, analog, natives, gauge, converted, binary, acids, electricity, voltage, buddhism, electrical, faith, hydrogen, religion, energy, carbon, jews, acid, orthodox, kick, waste, muslim, file, missionary, format, signal, penalty, organic, solar, digital, oxygen, quarter, mechanical.

Words that rhyme with convert:
desert, dessert, hurt, revert, assert, alert, overt, avert, exert, introvert, curt, inert, skirt, shirt, concert, pervert, subvert, divert, dirt, flirt, pert, insert, turret, squirt, extrovert, evert, invert, spurt, vert, girt, disconcert, blurt, quirt, peart, chert, bert, kurt, sweatshirt, wert, reassert, burt, dilbert, erte, gert, outskirt, hirt, undershirt, miniskirt, pay dirt, nightshirt, hert, hair shirt, unhurt, purt, kirt, birt, wirt, stuffed shirt, polo shirt, tee shirt, hobble skirt, dress shirt, sea squirt, ballet skirt, lampert, on the alert, frozen dessert, burtt, boisvert, full skirt, grass skirt, sport shirt, evening shirt, herdt, gelatin dessert, hit the dirt, gathered skirt, gumpert, berte, mcgirt, thibert, hurtt, con vert, humpert, kuhrt, mcguirt, mcwhirt, schwerdt, vanwert.

Adjectives that are often used to describe convert:
new, first, recent, christian, young, early, catholic, single, potential, true, late, indian, gentile, sincere, enthusiastic, native, zealous, chinese, muslim, prospective, english, religious, complete, ardent, famous, thorough, hindu, royal, distinguished, reluctant, female, protestant, notable, genuine, easy, date, illustrious, willing, instant, male, japanese, devout, african, secret, fervent, prominent, eminent, select, ready, mormon, latest, sudden, persian, athenian, promising, youthful, buddhist, celebrated, roman, grand, moslem, earliest, hopeful, heathen, wealthy, anglican, born, belated, influential.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective convert:
function, command, utility, magnetism, time, number, program, integer, makers, mass, date, weight, converts, language, string, values, text, war, exception, making, numerals, functions, pounds, units, document, rate, code, data, signal, table, angle, graph, input, bytes, selection, registration, ascii, period, value.

Consonant match to convert:
con vert.

Words that sound like convert:
convert, confort, converts, convery, convertor, concert, converse, covert, converter, conversed, conard, connard, colvert, couvert, konzert, kuhnert, converti, komfort, kuvert, countered, cannier, comfort, cart, covered, connor, convict, concord, conner, convo, converge, conversate, kart, conor, convent, cont, conferred, conjured, carte, connery, canard, converged, kmart, consert, connors, calvert, culvert, k-mart, conners, karte, connett, conover, conr, conair, conroe, conry, conferee, kennard, conyers, conary, kont, kinard, kanara, khanate, conv, connaught, convair, conar, conyer, canara, conors, conradt, kinnard, converso, kinnaird, convertors, qanat, conrey, kanari, conures, kaart, convertase, -covered, colvard, comart, conchate, conversi, convertite, kaynard, kilvert, kmrt, invert, count, court, cort, conte, corte, courte, cowart, counter-, cauvery.