convertism
/kənvə(r)tɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
The act or practice of converting to a particular religion or faith, especially from a different one.
“The missionaries’ efforts led to a significant wave of convertism to Christianity in the village.”
2. noun
The process of changing from one set of ideas, practices, or institutions to another, especially in a large-scale or widespread manner.
“The convertism from communism to democracy led to significant economic reforms in the country.”