Missionary ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Missionary ( noun )

1. A person sent on a religious mission, typically one who is sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country.
2. A person who is strongly committed to promoting a particular cause or doctrine.

Origin:

From latin missionarius (one who is sent on a mission).

Examples:

1. The missionaries spent several years in the remote village, teaching and providing medical care.
2. The church sent a group of missionaries to establish a new mission in Africa.
3. The activist was a missionary for human rights, traveling around the world to raise awareness.
4. The scientist was a missionary for environmental conservation, working to protect endangered species.
5. The artist was a missionary for social justice, using art to promote awareness and change.

(As an adjective)

Missionary ( adjective )

1. A person sent on a religious mission, typically one who is sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country.
2. A person who is strongly committed to promoting a particular cause or doctrine.

Origin:

From latin missionarius (one who is sent on a mission).

Examples:

1. The missionaries spent several years in the remote village, teaching and providing medical care.
2. The church sent a group of missionaries to establish a new mission in Africa.
3. The activist was a missionary for human rights, traveling around the world to raise awareness.
4. The scientist was a missionary for environmental conservation, working to protect endangered species.
5. The artist was a missionary for social justice, using art to promote awareness and change.