Proselyting [verb]
Definition of Proselyting:
cause to believe; convince to do
Synonyms of Proselyting:
● Satisfy
● Urge
● Prompt
● Incline
● Get
● Cajole
● Exhort
● Induce
● Enlist
● Assure
● Woo
● Entice
● Impress
● Advise
● Sway
● Coax
● Sell
● Convert
● Wheedle
● Reason
● Lead
● Seduce
● Incite
● Move
● Actuate
● Draw
● Inveigle
● Impel
● Stroke
● Allure
● Touch
● Affect
● Blandish
● Counsel
● Win over
Opposite/Antonyms of Proselyting:
● Stop
● Turn off
● Stay
● Repel
● Halt
● Fail
● Suppress
● Repress
● Hinder
● Deter
● Delay
● Remain
● Prevent
● Dissuade
Sentence/Example of Proselyting:
The church members spent their Saturday morning proselytizing in the neighborhood, going door-to-door to share their message of faith with anyone who would listen.
Some people find it annoying when strangers approach them in public places, proselytizing for their particular cause or belief.
The new employee was accused of proselytizing her political views to her coworkers during work hours, which was against company policy.
Some religious groups are known for their aggressive proselytizing tactics, which can include manipulating vulnerable individuals or using fear-based messaging to attract converts.
The author's latest book is an attempt to proselytize a new way of thinking about climate change, with the hope of inspiring readers to take action to address the urgent global crisis.
Proselyting Buddhists, however, found their way from India and brought civilization with them.