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"mass conversion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to large-scale and usually voluntary changes from one form or system to another, such as a change of religion or a change of belief system. For example: "The nation witnessed a period of mass conversion to Christianity during the 19th century."
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The way Sanders made the math add up was with a mass conversion of superdelegates.
He shook his head at the possibility that anything other than mass conversion could change things.
Or what may come next, a mandatory mass conversion to vegetarianism.
Many coastal communities underwent mass conversion, particularly Jaffna, Mannar, and the fishing communities north of Colombo.
Historians vary in their views of how far mass conversion could have gone.
But somehow, a mass conversion to natural gas cars failed to ensue.
But their end-times vision often involves the mass conversion of the Jews.
A series of attempts by rightwing Hindu groups to hold mass conversion ceremonies has sparked controversy in recent months.
Later, another mass conversion took place in the Black Sea kingdom of Khazaria towards the end of the eighth century.
ACCORDING to one American stereotype, Europe is somewhere on the road between lazy godlessness and mass conversion to Islam.
His arguments about mass conversion, the Khazars and so on, all have many precursors, and equally many long-established critics.
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