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Definition of convert
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Convert
(n.) A
person
who is
converted
from one
opinion
or
practice
to
another;
a
person
who is won over to, or
heartily
embraces,
a
creed,
religious
system,
or
party,
in which he has not
previously
believed;
especially,
one who turns from the
controlling
power of sin to that of
holiness,
or from
unbelief
to
Christianity..
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Unconversion
::
Unconversion
(n.) The state of being
unconverted;
impenitence.
Spongelet
::
Sponge
(v. i.) To be
converted,
as
dough,
into a
light,
spongy
mass by the
agency
of
yeast,
or
leaven..
Sensificatory
::
Sensificatory
(a.)
Susceptible
of, or
converting
into,
sensation;
as, the
sensificatory
part of a
nervous
system..
Paganize
::
Paganize
(v. t.) To
render
pagan or
heathenish;
to
convert
to
paganism.
Terrestrify
::
Terrestrify
(v. t.) To
convert
or
reduce
into a
condition
like that of the
earth;
to make
earthy.
Proselytism
::
Proselytism
(n.) The act or
practice
of
proselyting;
the
making
of
converts
to a
religion
or a
religious
sect, or to any
opinion,
system,
or
party..
Unconverted
::
Unconverted
(a.) Not
changed
in
opinion,
or from one faith to
another..
Sensifacient
::
Sensifacient
(a.)
Converting
into
sensation.
Mycoderma
::
Mycoderma
(n.) A genus of
microorganisms
of which the
acetic
ferment
(Mycoderma
aceti),
which
converts
alcoholic
fluids
into
vinegar,
is a
representative.
Cf.
Mother..
Toxoglossa
::
Toxoglossa
(n.pl.)
A
division
of
marine
gastropod
mollusks
in which the
radula
are
converted
into
poison
fangs.
The cone
shells
(Conus),
Pleurotoma,
and
Terebra,
are
examples.
See
Illust.
of Cone, n., 4,
Pleurotoma,
and
Terebra..
Conglaciation
::
Conglaciation
(n.) The act or
process
of
changing
into ice, or the state of being
converted
to ice; a
freezing;
congelation;
also, a
frost..
Semivitrified
::
Semivitrified
(a.) Half or
imperfectly
vitrified;
partially
converted
into
glass.
Evaporate
::
Evaporate
(v. t.) To
convert
from a
liquid
or solid state into vapor
(usually)
by the
agency
of heat; to
dissipate
in vapor or
fumes.
Inconvertibly
::
Inconvertibly
(adv.)
In an
inconvertible
manner.
Exfoliate
::
Exfoliate
(v. i.) To split into
scales,
especially
to
become
converted
into
scales
at the
result
of heat or
decomposition..
Depreciate
::
Depreciate
(v. i.) To fall in
value;
to
become
of less
worth;
to sink in
estimation;
as, a paper
currency
will
depreciate,
unless
it is
convertible
into
specie..
Monetize
::
Monetize
(v. t.) To
convert
into
money;
to adopt as
current
money;
as, to
monetize
silver..
Invertin
::
Invertin
(n.) An
unorganized
ferment
which
causes
cane sugar to take up a
molecule
of water and be
converted
into
invert
sugar.
Nitrification
::
Nitrification
(n.) A
process
of
oxidation,
in which
nitrogenous
vegetable
and
animal
matter
in the
presence
of air,
moisture,
and some basic
substances,
as lime or
alkali
carbonate,
is
converted
into
nitrates..
Inconvertibility
::
Inconvertibility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
inconvertible;
not
capable
of being
exchanged
for, or
converted
into,
something
else; as, the
inconvertibility
of an
irredeemable
currency,
or of lead, into
gold..
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