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convert
noun as in new believer
verb as in change; adapt
verb as in change belief, especially regarding religion
Strong matches
Example Sentences
That’s when investors borrow money in Japanese Yen, which has lower interest rates than other currencies, before converting it into another currency to buy potentially high-yielding assets such as cryptocurrencies.
The bidding process once involved Caesars Entertainment, which sought to establish a casino in Times Square, and MGM Resorts, which hoped to convert its slot and electronic-game casino in Yonkers into a full-fledged casino.
Many of the grander ones were converted into mosques by the Ottomans and museums in the early years of the Turkish republic.
Additional analysis showed that these altered mice had far lower levels of two enzyme families that convert linoleic acid into oxylipins.
"Sometimes you've got to go through some difficult times to go through some tight losses to understand how to actually convert into wins with a young side."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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