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converted

kuhn-VUR-tihd
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Converted (adj) means Changed in form, function, or belief from what it was before. Example: “The converted van has a small bed and a kitchen in the back.”

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Changed in form, function, or belief from what it was before.
"The converted van has a small bed and a kitchen in the back."
"They live in a converted chapel just outside the village."
"The converted barn now serves as an art studio."
"He was a converted Jew, living in a converted chapel."

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In plain EnglishHaving been changed into something else — a common way to describe old buildings given a new use.

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converted barn converted loft
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What does “converted” mean?
The word “converted” means changed in form, function, or belief from what it was before. In plain terms, having been changed into something else — a common way to describe old buildings given a new use.
How do you pronounce “converted”?
“Converted” is pronounced kuhn-VUR-tihd (/kənˈvɝtɪd/ in IPA).
How do you use “converted” in a sentence?
Here is “converted” used in a sentence: “They live in a converted chapel just outside the village.”
What part of speech is “converted”?
“Converted” is an adjective.
Is “converted” a common word?
“Converted” is a fairly common word in modern English.
What is the difference between 'converted' and 'a convert'?
'Converted' is an adjective or past participle meaning changed, as in a converted barn or someone converted to a new faith. 'A convert' is a noun for the person who has adopted a new religion or belief. The stress also shifts: the noun is 'CON-vert' and the verb is 'con-VERT.'

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