How Do You Spell EVANGELIZED?

Pronunciation: [ɪvˈand͡ʒə͡lˌa͡ɪzd] (IPA)

The word "evangelized" is spelled using the IPA phonetic transcription [ɪˈvændʒəlaɪzd]. The first syllable is pronounced as "i" (short i sound) followed by "v" and "an" (short a sound). The second syllable is pronounced as "jel" (soft g sound), "a" and "ized" (pronounced as "ized" not "aised"). The word means to preach the gospel or to convert to Christianity. In order to spell the word correctly, it is important to consider the pronunciation and the order of the letters in the word.

EVANGELIZED Meaning and Definition

1. Evangelized is a verb that refers to the act of spreading or promoting religious beliefs, particularly the Christian faith, with the aim of converting others to the same belief system. The term is closely associated with evangelism, which is the sharing of the gospel or good news of Jesus Christ.

   When individuals engage in evangelizing, they typically convey their religious beliefs through various means such as preaching, teaching, or personal testimony. This outreach effort often extends beyond the confines of a church or place of worship, reaching out to the wider community or even to other parts of the world.

   Evangelizing can take different forms, depending on the context and approaches used by individual practitioners. It may involve door-to-door proselytizing, organized mission trips to remote areas, or even the use of modern media platforms to reach a broader audience. The intention is to communicate and inspire others to consider, embrace, or follow the beliefs and teachings of a particular faith tradition.

   Evangelism has been a significant aspect of Christianity since its inception, as followers of Christ were instructed to spread his teachings to all nations. While the term evangelized is primarily associated with Christianity, it can also be used more broadly to refer to individuals who actively promote or convert others to other religious outlooks or ideologies.

Common Misspellings for EVANGELIZED

• evanglize
• evangalize
• evangilize
• evangelizm
• wvangelized
• svangelized
• dvangelized
• rvangelized
• 4vangelized
• 3vangelized
• evangelzed
• Evangalized
• evanglised
• evangalised
• evangelased
• evanagelised

Etymology of EVANGELIZED

The word "Evangelized" comes from the root word "Evangelize", which is derived from the Greek word "euangelizesthai". "Euangelizesthai" is a combination of two Greek words: "eu", meaning "good", and "angelos", meaning "messenger". Therefore, the word "evangelize" in its most basic sense means "to bring good news" or "to announce good tidings". Over time, "evangelize" has been used specifically in the context of spreading the Christian gospel or sharing religious teachings. Thus, "evangelized" is formed by adding the suffix "-ed" to "evangelize" and denotes the past tense or past participle form of the verb.

Conjugate verb Evangelized

CONDITIONAL

I would evangelize

we would evangelize

you would evangelize

he/she/it would evangelize

they would evangelize

FUTURE

I will evangelize

we will evangelize

you will evangelize

he/she/it will evangelize

they will evangelize

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have evangelized

we will have evangelized

you will have evangelized

he/she/it will have evangelized

they will have evangelized

PAST

I evangelized

we evangelized

you evangelized

he/she/it evangelized

they evangelized

PAST PERFECT

I had evangelized

we had evangelized

you had evangelized

he/she/it had evangelized

they had evangelized

PRESENT

I evangelize

we evangelize

you evangelize

he/she/it evangelizes

they evangelize

PRESENT PERFECT

I have evangelized

we have evangelized

you have evangelized

he/she/it has evangelized

they have evangelized

I am evangelizing

we are evangelizing

you are evangelizing

he/she/it is evangelizing

they are evangelizing

I was evangelizing

we were evangelizing

you were evangelizing

he/she/it was evangelizing

they were evangelizing

I will be evangelizing

we will be evangelizing

you will be evangelizing

he/she/it will be evangelizing

they will be evangelizing

I have been evangelizing

we have been evangelizing

you have been evangelizing

he/she/it has been evangelizing

they have been evangelizing

I had been evangelizing

we had been evangelizing

you had been evangelizing

he/she/it had been evangelizing

they had been evangelizing

I will have been evangelizing

we will have been evangelizing

you will have been evangelizing

he/she/it will have been evangelizing

they will have been evangelizing

I would have evangelized

we would have evangelized

you would have evangelized

he/she/it would have evangelized

they would have evangelized

I would be evangelizing

we would be evangelizing

you would be evangelizing

he/she/it would be evangelizing

they would be evangelizing

I would have been evangelizing

we would have been evangelizing

you would have been evangelizing

he/she/it would have been evangelizing

they would have been evangelizing