verb
- past tense of proselytise; attempted to convert someone from one religion, belief, or opinion to another
Usage: British spelling
Examples
- The missionaries proselytised throughout the remote villages.
- She proselytised her political views to anyone who would listen.
- The cult members actively proselytised on college campuses.
- He was criticized for having proselytised his employees.
- The organization proselytised door-to-door in the neighborhood.
- They proselytised their environmental beliefs at the rally.