interconvert

interconvert
To convert mutually one into another
See Also: interconversion

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  • interconvert — transitive verb see interconversion …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • interconvert — interconvertible, adj. interconvertibility, n. interconvertibly, adv. /in teuhr keuhn verrt /, v.t. to subject to interconversion; interchange. [1950 55; INTER + CONVERT] * * * …   Universalium

  • interconvert — verb cause to be converted into each other. Derivatives interconversion noun interconvertible adjective …   English new terms dictionary

  • interconvert — in·ter·convert …   English syllables

  • interconvert — v.tr. & intr. convert into each other. Derivatives: interconversion n. interconvertible adj …   Useful english dictionary

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