invite

Definition for invite

verb as in ask to do something socially

Strongest matches

appeal to, attract, call, draw, encourage, insist, lead, persuade, press, propose, request, suggest, summon, tempt, urge, welcome, woo

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allure, beg, bid, command, countenance, court, entice, entreat, inveigle, invitation, issue, lure, petition, ply, pray, provoke, solicit, supplicate, toll, vamp

Weak matches

bring on, give invitation, have in, have over, include as guest, prevail on, send invitation

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"The only people who are being invited are people who already very successful," added Falcone.

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The county council's team manager for litigation, Geoff Russell, responded to the letter on Thursday and said it will now provide the Post with press releases and invite them to council events.

From BBC

Big releases can also invite another kind of scrutiny - hype.

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Everyone is now invited to come experience the high life in Beverly Hills.

From Los Angeles Times

But I invite it — and I know it will destroy me and rebuild me.

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