noun
- Plural of proselytism; the practice of attempting to convert someone from one religion, belief, or opinion to another.
Usage: Usually used in formal or academic contexts; Often carries a neutral or slightly negative connotation, suggesting aggressive or persistent conversion efforts
Examples
- The organization was criticized for its aggressive proselytisms in rural communities.
- Religious proselytisms have shaped the cultural landscape of many nations throughout history.
- She objected to the proselytisms of various groups trying to recruit members at the university.
- The debate centered on the ethics of proselytisms in interfaith dialogue.
- Different religions have varying approaches to proselytisms and recruitment of new believers.