conversions
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //kənˈvɝʒənz// UK //kənvˈɜːʃənz// con·ver·sions
n. the act of changing something into a different form, system, or belief. You use this word when people switch religions, units of measurement, or habits.
n. the process of changing something from one form, system, or belief to another. Often used in the plural to refer to multiple instances of such change.
The store recorded five sales conversions today.
The company tracked website conversions to see how many visitors bought a product.
The religious conversions of the early medieval period reshaped the political landscape of Europe, blending local traditions with new doctrines.