conversionist
- noun
- /kənˈvɜrʒənɪst/
- Specialized
- As a skilled conversionist, she quickly transformed the scanned documents into editable text.
Examples
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We needed a conversionist to help migrate our data to the new system.
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The company hired a conversionist to update all their old files to a modern format.
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A skilled conversionist can improve your document workflow.
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The company hired a conversionist to enhance their data management.
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The company hired a conversionist to update all their old files to a modern format.
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As a skilled conversionist, she quickly transformed the scanned documents into editable text.
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We needed a conversionist to help migrate our data to the new system.
Synonyms
A person who listens to spoken words or reads handwriting and types it
A person who makes digital files by scanning documents, photos, or audio
A person or tool that changes letters from one alphabet to another without changing the meaning
Surface Forms
Morphology
conversionist = conversion (transparent) = convert + ion + ist
The word is transparently derived from 'conversion' with the suffix '-ist' indicating a person specializing in conversion.
Etymology
Conversionist comes from the common word convert, which comes from an old Latin root meaning 'to turn', plus -ist for a person. So a conversionist is someone who 'turns' documents or files from one form into another.