Any English terms for ‘to change the part of speech (of a word) without applying modification’? [duplicate]

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The word is 'conversion'. The word was part of the required metalanguage for an English language class I undertook.

The OED gives the definition relevant to the usage as:

Grammar. The use of one part of speech as another.

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