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Proselytize

Definition

(formal) To try to convert someone to a particular religion, ideology, or point of view, often in an aggressive or persistent manner. Typically used in contexts where the conversion is seen as unwelcome or coercive.

Example Sentences

1The missionaries were accused of attempting to proselytize indigenous communities, disregarding their traditional beliefs.
2Some critics argue that certain self-help books proselytize a cult-like mentality, prioritizing individual success over social responsibility.
3The government has been accused of proselytizing a nationalist agenda through its education system, suppressing dissenting voices.
4Avoid proselytizing your own opinions in the essay; instead, present a balanced analysis of the arguments.
5There is a fine line between sharing one's faith and proselytizing; the former is a personal choice, while the latter can be seen as an imposition.

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