Similar words: proselytize, proselyte, morosely, closely, loosely, wisely, purposely, prose. Meaning: v. convert to another faith or religion.
Random good picture Not show
1. In 2000 they are breaking a law that bans proselytising by foreigners.
2. Ten days earlier the group had made its first attempt at proselytising.
3. We do not need to proselytise either by our speech or by our writing.
4. Christians were arrested for trying to convert people, to proselytise them.
5. Ottoman law required them to live separately in their own quarter of the town, and forbade their priests to proselytise.
6. Where Hong Kong once showed the world that performing a flying kick the length a large room wit can be. now it can proselytise the virtues of a shrewd recovery plan.
7. Where Hong Kong once showed the world that performing a flying kick the length an entire room wit may possibly be, now it can proselytise the virtues of a sensible recovery plan.
8. Where Hong Kong once showed the world that performing a flying kick the length an entire room was possible, now it can proselytise the virtues of a sensible recovery plan.
More similar words: proselytize, proselyte, morosely, closely, loosely, wisely, purposely, prose, unwisely, concisely, precisely, closely knit, profusely, imprecisely, prosecute, prosecutor, prosecuting, prosecution, prostatitis, prospectively, analytic, catalytic, paralytic, analytics, analytical, analytically, thrombolytic, psychoanalytic, catalytic converter, antisemitism.