proselytize
/ˈprɑsəlɪtaɪz/
verb
- To try to persuade someone to join a religion, political party, or other group.
- He was known to proselytize his political views at every opportunity.
- The law prohibits public officials from proselytizing while on duty.
- The group went door-to-door to proselytize for their church.
- To strongly advocate for or promote a particular belief, cause, or product.
- Tech enthusiasts often proselytize the latest gadgets to their friends.
- She loves to proselytize about the benefits of meditation.
- The author spent years proselytizing for environmental conservation.
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