proselytizer (Meaning)
proselytizer
to talk someone into changing religious faith, to try to get new people to join one's cause or group, to induce someone to convert to one's faith, to recruit or convert especially to a new faith, institution, or cause, to recruit someone to join one's party, institution, or cause
Synonyms & Antonyms of proselytizer
proselytizer Sentence Examples
- The zealous proselytizer embarked on a mission to convert countless souls to his newfound religion.
- The proselytizers were relentless in their efforts, approaching strangers and sharing their beliefs at every opportunity.
- The government cracked down on religious proselytizers who were seen as a threat to societal harmony.
- The anthropologist studied the techniques used by proselytizers to attract new followers.
- The proselytizer faced opposition from those who held different beliefs and refused to be persuaded.
- The proselytizers' dogmatic approach alienated many and hindered their progress.
- The ancient proselytizers played a crucial role in spreading the teachings of their faith.
- The proselytizer's fiery speeches ignited a spark of belief in the hearts of his listeners.
- The proselytizers' message resonated with those who were seeking spiritual guidance.
- The proselytizers were willing to travel great distances and face adversity to spread their doctrine.
FAQs About the word proselytizer
to talk someone into changing religious faith, to try to get new people to join one's cause or group, to induce someone to convert to one's faith, to recruit or
soldier, partizan, disciple,missionary, acolyte, adherent, follower, votary, apostle, ideologist
leader, coryphaeus,renegade, defector, turncoat, apostate, traitor,
The zealous proselytizer embarked on a mission to convert countless souls to his newfound religion.
The proselytizers were relentless in their efforts, approaching strangers and sharing their beliefs at every opportunity.
The government cracked down on religious proselytizers who were seen as a threat to societal harmony.
The anthropologist studied the techniques used by proselytizers to attract new followers.
