evangelist
/ɛvˈæŋɡəlɪst/Definitions
1. noun
A person who spreads a particular doctrine, theory, or cause, especially Christianity, by public preaching or other forms of publicity.
“The charismatic evangelist drew thousands to the stadium for her crusade.”
2. noun
A person who is enthusiastic and persuasive in promoting a particular activity, product, or idea, especially in a commercial context.
“The company hired a team of evangelists to promote their new smartphone at the convention.”
3. noun
A person who preaches or promotes a particular cause or idea, especially in a fanatical or zealous manner.
“The radical evangelist rallied the crowd with her impassioned speech.”
4. verb
To promote or spread a particular doctrine, theory, or cause, especially Christianity, by public preaching or other forms of publicity.
“The missionaries went out to evangelize the local community.”