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Short note on conversion as morphological device in english

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Answered by afridullabaig79

Essentially, conversion in morphological terms is the process of one word being changed or converted from one word class to another without there being any actual change to the form of the word—that is, a word is created from an existing word without the addition of any prefixes or suffixes.

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