"convertite" meaning in English

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        "A reformed or former prostitute."
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        "(obsolete) A reformed or former prostitute."
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          "text": "He thence departs a heavy convertite; / She remains a hopeless castaway",
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          "text": "Bar. Oh earth-mettall'd villaines, and no Hebrews born!\nAnd will you basely thus submit your selves\nTo leave your goods to their arbitrament?\nGov. Why Barabas wilt thou be christned?\nBar. No, Governour, I will be no convertite.",
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          "text": "Up then arose that grim convertite,\nHomeward he hied him when ended the rite",
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        "A convert."
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        "(obsolete) A convert."
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