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The phrase "convert of" is not typically used in written English.
It is possible to use it in some cases, but it would not be considered standard or proper grammar. It would be better to use a different phrase or restructuring the sentence to avoid using "convert of." Example sentence using "convert of": - The priest performed the convert of the non-believers. - In this sentence, "convert of" is incorrect and could be replaced with "conversion of" or "converting." A better way to phrase this sentence would be: "The priest converted the non-believers."
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"Yoko was brought up and educated here, and she's made a convert of me.
The Marie Kondo gospel of minimalism has not made a convert of Egan.
His mother was Margaret Ludwig, a Catholic convert of German, Irish, Scottish and Italian origins.
The Belkin penlight will not make a convert of the gadget Luddite in your family.
At once delicious and nourishing, it made a convert of me on the spot.
Although Vegas may not have made a convert of Chávez, he certainly had him bobbing and weaving.
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The blackout made converts of some homeowners.
Converts of any sort tend towards an excess of zeal.
But, as the work evolved, Sehgal made converts of his critics.
Tell us about the books that have made converts of you in the comments below.
He and other urban émigrés did a little converting of their own.
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