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unconvert

unconvert verb: to reverse the conversion of.

Verb

unconvert (third-person singular simple present unconverts, present participle unconverting, simple past and past participle unconverted)

  1. (transitive) To reverse the conversion of.
  2. (intransitive) To deconvert; to undergo a deconversion from a religion, faith or belief.
    • I never ‘unconverted’ from Islam because I didn’t feel it was a significant thing for me. In my mind there’s no god - that’s why I was able to convert and not feel the need to officially revert.2015 November 10, Radhika Sanghani, quoting Hannah Martin, “Zooey Deschanel is Jewish. These three women changed their religions for love too”, in The Telegraph

Forms of unconvert

third-person singular presentunconverts
present participleunconverting
past participleunconverted
pastunconverted

Origin of unconvert

From un- + convert.

Questions about unconvert

What does unconvert mean?
Unconvert means to reverse the conversion of.
What part of speech is unconvert?
Unconvert is a verb.
What is the past tense of unconvert?
The past tense of unconvert is unconverted.

Words near unconvert in the dictionary

  1. unconversableness
  2. unconversant
  3. unconversational
  4. unconversationally
  5. unconversion
  6. unconvert
  7. unconvertability
  8. unconvertable
  9. unconverted
  10. unconvertedness
  11. unconvertibility

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