Definitions

1. verb

to persuade or induce (someone) to adopt a particular doctrine or opinion

“The missionary proselytized the villagers about the importance of education.”

2. verb

to convert or persuade (someone) to a particular belief or cause

“The activist worked tirelessly to proselytize the community about the need for environmental protection.”

3. past participle

having been persuaded or converted to a particular doctrine, opinion, or cause

“The proselytized community became a strong advocate for social justice.”

4. noun

a person who has been persuaded or converted to a particular doctrine, opinion, or cause

“The proselytized individual became a devout follower of the new religion.”