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Verb proselytise has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebProselytiseDefinition:To proselytise is to convert or attempt to convert someone to a different religion, faith, or cause. Sample Sentences:As part of their mission, the religious group would often proselytise in different communities. John's passionate speech managed to proselytise a few members of the audience. The organization sends volunteers to proselytise in remote regions. Parts of Speech:
Senses and Usages:Religious Sense: In the religious context, proselytise refers to the act of converting others to a particular faith or religion. Expanding Audience Sense: In a broader sense, proselytise can also refer to the act of persuading or inspiring others to join a cause, attend an event, or change their views on a particular subject. Related Products: | ||||
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