verb
reconvert
Reconvert (verb) means to change something back to how it was before.
verb
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To change something back to how it was before.
"With no regular ammunition supply, they relied on whatever they could capture on raids. When it did not match their miscellaneous firearms, they were ingenious at reconverting the ammo to the weapon."
— Margaret Bourke-White (1963)
"A small room, which had been converted into a laboratory, was now reconverted into chaos. A gas-jet burnt yet among the ruins."
— Graham Greene, Our Man in Havana (1953)
"Reverend Ipe went to Madras and withdrew his daughter from the convent. She was glad to leave, but insisted that she would not reconvert, and for the rest of her days remained a Roman Catholic."
— Arundhati Roy (1997)
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What is the meaning of reconvert?
"reconvert" (verb) means to change something back to how it was before.
What is another word for reconvert?
Other words for "reconvert" include revert, restitute, deconvert, restore, convert.
