proselytizer, proselytiser
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 56
[Eng. proselytiz (e); -er.] One who proselytizes; one who makes, or endeavors to make, proselytes or con verts. prō-sem-I-nar-ỹ, s . [Pref. pro- , and Eng.sem inary (q. v.).] The lower of two institutions connected with education, in which the actual, or probable, candidates for admi ion into the higher were trained. *prō-sem-i-nā-tion, s. [Latin proseminatio , from prose min at us , pa. par. of pro semi no : pro = forward, and semi no =tosow;; semen (gen it.seminis) =a seed.] Propagation by seed. pros-ěn-çě-phal-Ic, a . [Mod. Lat. prosenceph al(on); Eng. adj. suff. ic .] Pertaining or relating to the prosencephalon; pertaining to the forehead or front of the cranium; frontal.
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