Convert
Convert verb - To cause (someone) to agree with a belief or course of action by using arguments or earnest request.
Usage example: many who used to insist that global warming was a myth have since been converted
Seduce and convert are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seduce" instead a verb "Convert".
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Sanji spent the entire time on his own personal hell island, being trained by ugly transvestite men who were trying to seduce and convert him.
Source: Nosebleed -
In Blazing Saddles, the hero actually manages to convert Kahn's Lili Von Schtup (hired by the villain to seduce him) to the good guys purely by impressing her with his penis.
Source: Bigger Is Better in Bed -
Revived in modern Mexico (by a hunchback, no less!), the two monsters plot their revenge, planning to kill, seduce, and/or convert the last Cristaldis.Fortunately, the undead prove, as usual, to be vulnerable to wrestling moves.
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