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deconvert
Deconvert (verb) means to lose one's own religious faith, or to cause someone else to reject theirs.
verb
1
To lose one's own religious faith, or to cause someone else to reject theirs.
"She has deconverted from Christianity, Islam, Judaism, etc."
"They tried to deconvert him."
2
To go back to an earlier state, or to bring something back to it.
3
To change a building back to its original use, such as turning flats back into a single house.
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What is the meaning of deconvert?
"deconvert" (verb) means to lose one's own religious faith, or to cause someone else to reject theirs.
What is another word for deconvert?
Other words for "deconvert" include restore, rehabilitate, revert, reconvert, restitute.
What is the opposite of deconvert?
The opposite of "deconvert" is convert.
What are the different meanings of deconvert?
"deconvert" has 3 main meanings: 1. To lose one's own religious faith, or to cause someone else to reject theirs; 2. To go back to an earlier state, or to bring something back to it; 3. To change a building back to its original use, such as turning flats back into a single house.
