"Wordify" meaning in All languages combined

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Verb [English]

Forms: Wordifies [present, singular, third-person], Wordifying [participle, present], Wordified [participle, past], Wordified [past], Word-ify [alternative]
Etymology: From Word (“Microsoft Word”) + -ify. Etymology templates: {{af|en|Word<id:Microsoft Word><t:Microsoft Word>|-ify}} Word (“Microsoft Word”) + -ify Head templates: {{en-verb}} Wordify (third-person singular simple present Wordifies, present participle Wordifying, simple past and past participle Wordified)
  1. (transitive, computing, rare) To convert (a file) to Microsoft Word format. Wikipedia link: Microsoft Word Tags: rare, transitive Related terms: wordify
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