converted

see definition of converted

adjconvinced

Synonyms for converted

adj convinced

changed

adjective. transformed

converted
metamorphosed
recreated
remade
transfigured
transmuted

reformed

adjective. changed for the better in behavior

Word Origin & History

c.1300, from Old French convertir, from Vulgar Latin *convertire, from Latin convertere "turn around, transform," from com- "together" (see com-) + vertere "to turn" (see versus). Originally in the religious sense. The Latin word is glossed in Old English by gecyrren, from cierran "to turn, return." Related: Converted; converting.

Example Sentences for converted

Ah, I remember the night I was converted, as if it were yesterday.

The day which his Maker intended as a blessing, man has converted into a curse.

He has had it, just as it was found, converted into a breastpin.

When the multitudes were not converted by the miracles, they fled terrified.

The fifty professors then declared that they were converted.

In Portugal they were converted into a new order for the defence of the realm.

This broken thumb saved my life; it converted ennui into anger.

The unexpected march of events had converted him to the doctrine of fatalism.

If I believe that, why don't I pray for Bob, so that he'll be converted?

A week of this sort of nourishment, and I'll have you converted to my ideas.

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changed

modified

reformed

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altered