The Collaborative International Dictionary
Reconversion \Re`con*ver"sion\ (-v?r"sh?n), n. A second conversion.
Wiktionary
n. 1 action of converting something again 2 action or renovate or converting a property
Usage examples of "reconversion".
This will require, on the one hand, judicious birth-control, and on the other, the development of many new types of food from earth, ocean, and air, doubtless including the reconversion of excrement into nutritious substances.
Then there would be no reconversion, and that ship would probably never manifest in solid state again.
Besides which, Jefferson has closed its best resorts for reconversion to a natural state.
Torturing, brain-washing, reconversion to a double-agent, that sort of thing.
He talked it all out with his father, who had been laid off due to reduction in the draughting staff at Filtair consequent on reconversion, and was doing casual tracing for a local architect for irregular payments at the wage rate of a girl.