invite
verb (used with object), in·vit·ed, in·vit·ing.
verb (used without object), in·vit·ed, in·vit·ing.
noun
Origin of invite
Synonyms for invite
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Related Words for uninvited
unwelcome, unsolicited, rejected, inadmissible, unasked, unpopular, undesiredExamples from the Web for uninvited
Contemporary Examples of uninvited
Uninvited strangers in hazmat suits could alarm even the stablest of communities.
When you open a door like that, uninvited guests enter as well as the invited ones.
Uninvited, J Street came to Pittsburgh to undermine anti-occupation work.
The guest list consists of, as one uninvited CEO put it, "The Triple-A list."
Pawlenty said the speech raises questions of content and motive and is “uninvited”.
Historical Examples of uninvited
But the newest visitor did not come, like the others, uninvited into the "private" room.
ShavingsJoseph C. Lincoln
Many of those who joined in it, uninvited, we did not even know.
My ReminiscencesRabindranath Tagore
It was the uninvited visitor whom he had met in the plantation.
The Green RustEdgar Wallace
Then quite privately and uninvited, Jemmy Three began to think.
Judith LynnAnnie Hamilton Donnell
All these cogitations because a woman had entered his life 223 uninvited!
The Pagan MadonnaHarold MacGrath