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proselytize

/ˈprɒs.əl.ɪ.taɪz/

Übersetzung: Verb, das den Versuch bezeichnet, jemanden von einer anderen Glaubenslehre, Doktrin oder Meinung zu überzeugen, insbesondere im religiösen oder politischen Kontext.

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/ˈprɒs.əl.ɪ.taɪz/C1formalpolitical
  • deVerb, das den Versuch bezeichnet, jemanden von einer anderen Glaubenslehre, Doktrin oder Meinung zu überzeugen, insbesondere im religiösen oder politischen Kontext.

A verb meaning to attempt to convert someone from one belief, doctrine, or opinion to another, especially in a religious or political context.

  1. Convert someone to a religionC1formal

    To attempt to convert someone from one religion, belief, or opinion to another.

    deZum Glauben bekehren

    • Missionaries traveled to foreign lands to proselytize the local population.
    • The group was accused of aggressively proselytizing on campus.
    • He spent years proselytizing for his faith in remote villages.

    Synonymeconvertrecruitwin over

  2. Advocate for a causeC2formal

    To try to persuade someone to adopt a particular opinion, belief, or way of life.

    deFür eine Sache werben

    • The activist proselytized for environmental conservation at every opportunity.
    • She proselytizes about the benefits of a vegan lifestyle.
    • He proselytized his colleagues to join the political movement.

    Synonymeadvocateconvertconvinceindoctrinatepersuadepreachrecruitswaywin over

Formen
  • proselytised past participle
  • proselytized past participle
  • proselytised past simple
  • proselytized past simple
  • proselytising present participle
  • proselytizing present participle
  • proselytises third person singular
  • proselytizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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