1. Change from one state to another; transmutation; a regenerative change of heart or disposition; a change from one religion to another and better; change from one party to another; the act of appropriating to private use; the inference of one proposition from another by transposing the terms. Conversion of equations, the reduction of a fractional equation into an integral one.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• convertion,
• confension,
• conversition,
• convrsion,
• convestion,
• conession,
• convension,
• confesion,
• convertions,
• conversstion,
• consesion,
• convetion,
• converison,
• convasion,
• converntion,
• conversian,
• conversians,
• convesion,
• conversiom,
• congesion

• convergent,
• conversancy,
• conversance,
• converted,
• Conover,
• Converso,
• convery,
• convection,
• converse,
• converge,
• Conversing,
• conveyer,
• convulsion,
• convertor,
• convention,
• conversely,
• convergence,
• convert,
• concession,
• converging,
• converter,
• Converting,
• confusion,
• conveyor,
• conversation,
• convergency,
• conversant,
• confession.

The adverb form of the word "conversion" is "convertibly".

The adjective form of the word "conversion" is "convertible".

The plural of the "conversion" can be the "conversions".

The singular of the "conversion" can be the "conversion".