evangelistic campaign
- noun
- /ɪˌvæn.dʒəˈlɪs.tɪk kæmˈpeɪn/
- The startup mounted an evangelistic campaign to win developers to its new platform.
Examples
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The open-source foundation launched an evangelistic campaign to persuade contributors to try the framework.
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After the controversy, the firm scaled back its evangelistic campaign promoting the new AI tool.
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The company launched a new evangelistic campaign to attract young users.
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Have you heard about the latest evangelistic campaign from TechCorp?
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The startup mounted an evangelistic campaign to win developers to its new platform.
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The company launched a new evangelistic campaign to attract young users with engaging content.
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The open-source foundation launched an evangelistic campaign to persuade contributors to try the framework.
Synonyms
A planned set of public actions to win support
An activity that tells people about a product to make them buy or support it
A planned series of ads and activities to get people to buy or notice something
A planned series of ads on TV or online to get people to buy a product
A planned set of actions to make people view a company or person more positively
To strongly promote a product or idea to get people to use it
A short period when many ads run to make a big impact
A set of ads and activities to get more people to buy a product
Enthusiastic promotion of an idea or product to gain supporters
A planned effort to use praise and friendliness to gain support or popularity
A short, intense campaign to quickly reach many people with ads
Antonyms
How Persuasive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The noun phrase is a direct adjective + noun composition: 'evangelistic' (energetically promoting a cause) modifies 'campaign' (a planned set of activities), so the meaning 'a campaign that energetically promotes or recruits' is directly inferable. Although 'evangelistic' may carry religious or fervent connotations, the overall sense is predictable for a learner who already knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Evangelistic campaign is also used outside religion when people or companies act like energetic evangelists who try to 'win users' or 'gain supporters'. So it means a very enthusiastic outreach to promote a product, platform, or idea.