to reconvert

Examples

• All

• After this processing, the resulting series of numerical values is reconverted to an analog signal, amplified, and fed to the earphone to generate a processed sound.

  Academic text (1998)

• So they actually reconverted and became Orthodox.

• Sally sat on the sofa, which she had reconverted into a sitting surface.

  Fiction book (1999)

• They want to reconvert Muslims and Christians to Hinduism.

  Academic text (2002)

• Manila holds a lot of history for Americans, as is seen in the number of reconverted U.S. World War II jeeps called "jeepneys" which serve as mini-buses carrying commuters all over town.

  Academic text (1995)

• When the war ended, they quickly reconverted to producing traditional civilian products.

• Over time, farming in the Northeast became less economically viable, and lands were reconverted to forest.

• Teal had often expressed the intention to reconvert the old factory into a community center.

Synonyms

R

to return

vsto reconvert

∞ 1.0

Give something back to its owner or the place it came from

focuses less on ownership and more on changing form, state, or use

R

to reverse

vsto reconvert

329 3.2

To change something so its position, order, or effect is opposite

means reverting to a former state, not making an opposite change

R

to restore

vsto reconvert

219 3.5

Return something like a painting or building to its original working condition

focuses more widely on restoring form, state, or how it is used

R

to reinstate

vsto reconvert

110 5.8

To return a person or thing to a previous position like a job

is not limited to roles but covers changing form, state, or use

R

to reset

vsto reconvert

107 2.9

To set something back to its original state

is broader, also applying to restoring earlier uses as well as states

U

to undo

vsto reconvert

102 2.6

Cancel the effect of an action or decision

is about restoring an earlier form, state, or use rather than undoing actions

R

to revert

vsto reconvert

67 4.2

To go back to a previous state or way of doing things

is broader, covering change of form, state, or practical use

R

to reconstitute

vsto reconvert

18 7.0

Form something again after it has been destroyed or changed

focuses on returning to a prior form, not creating a new structure

R

to reinitialize

vsto reconvert

• Specialized

7 7.2

Set a device or program back to its original settings

is general and applies to objects, forms, states, and uses beyond devices

R

to reinstitute

vsto reconvert

6 6.1

To start again a rule or practice that stopped

is about changing form or use rather than reinstating systems or rules

R

to retrovert

vsto reconvert

9.9

To go back to an earlier state or way of doing things

is broader, also including a change back in how something is used

R

to restitute

vsto reconvert

8.9

Make something like it was before or better

emphasizes returning to past form, state, or previous practical use

Antonyms

C

to convert

65 3.7

Change something so it works in a different system

How Restored

to restore

219 3.5

to reconvert

1 6.5

to alter

493 2.5

to convert

65 3.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology