The phrase "fake conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the act of pretending to change one's beliefs or values in order to fit in or deceive others. Example: The politician's sudden embrace of environmentalism was seen as a fake conversion by many, as it conveniently coincided with the upcoming election.
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The Church has also this week denied claims that their leader, David Miscavige, called Nicole Kidman a "gold digger who had faked her conversion" to the religion when she married Tom Cruise back in 1990.
On the 2-point conversion, Dorsey faked a pass and ran it in to give Miami a 21-7 margin.
An extra hour in the yard finds him on his knees, begging for forgiveness, but all he gets is mocking from Dale, who's been faking his religious conversion to mess with the heads of his fellow death-rowers.
Still, the premise is played for laughs when Billy (who identifies as gay on the show and off) decides to fake his way through conversion therapy for the money and subsequently gets a ridiculous box of anti-gay items ― a "conversion therapy kit" ― from Pence in the mail.
"Eventually I got lucky, and found a one-bed conversion with a fake wall, but quite big, in Midtown East.
James Cameron cried sacrilege, Michael Bay said such quickie conversions resulted in "fake 3-D" and fanboy bloggers lambasted Warner and urged people to skip it.
The only revenue to offset the sequester delay was the $12 billion in fake revenue from the retirement account conversion.
He had a little help from a 4th and 10 conversion and even a fake spike in a game-winning drive.
Like the Lonely Planet guides that it sends up, the Molvania guide is obsessive in its devotion to detail, from the fake maps inside the cover to the conversion charts for preposterous weights and measures.
One study found overlapping, but distinctly different, brain activity in patients diagnosed with conversion disorder and patients asked to "fake" the same illness, in this case a limp ankle, suggesting "more complex mental activity" in patients with conversion disorder.
