convert in Irish
convert in Irish is iompaitheach — convert means to change something from one form, substance, or purpose into another.
convert in Irish
iompaitheach
A person who has converted to a religion.
What does "convert" mean?
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verb To change something from one form, substance, or purpose into another.
"You can convert this spare room into a small office quite cheaply."
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verb To persuade someone to change their religion, beliefs, or opinion.
"Nobody could convert her father to their way of thinking, however hard they tried."
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noun A person who has adopted a new religion, belief, or cause.
"As a recent convert to cycling, he now rides to work every day."
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convert in a sentence
- You can convert this spare room into a small office quite cheaply.
- They converted the barn into a family home.
- Nobody could convert her father to their way of thinking, however hard they tried.
- The preacher hoped to convert the villagers to his faith.
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What is "convert" in Irish?
"convert" in Irish is iompaitheach. convert means: To change something from one form, substance, or purpose into another.
How do you use "convert" in a sentence?
Example: "You can convert this spare room into a small office quite cheaply." In Irish, "convert" is iompaitheach.
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