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invite
Strongest matches
appeal to, attract, call, draw, encourage, insist, lead, persuade, press, propose, request, suggest, summon, tempt, urge, welcome, woo
Strong matches
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
Example Sentences
It did allow us to invite just about everyone we've ever met to our wedding, which also helped.
I’m invited because, at 55, I am the only single one in the family.
These early films lack those characteristics and are therefore more inviting, raw in a welcoming way.
For stakeholder talks held in February, the report found most of those invited were "industry representatives," and that the commission "might have excluded" other potentially interested parties.
Members of the G20 – a gathering of the world's biggest economies - do not need an invite but can possibly be barred through visa restrictions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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