Online Language Dictionaries

'invite' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

... to invite to their wedding <affair, banquet, feast>. - English Only forum
"(...) to personally invite you to attend (...)". SPLIT INF. - English Only forum
a letter inviting/to invite - English Only forum
a pity not to <invite> <have invited> you - English Only forum
a shy invite to bath - English Only forum
Act as the moderator yourself or invite a student to. - English Only forum
adverb for invite - English Only forum
Am I honored to / May I have the honor to> invite you? - English Only forum
ask along (invite along?) - English Only forum
Ask her out <on a invite / to a invite> - English Only forum
Ask her over Vs Invite her over? - English Only forum
ask over / ask (a)round / invite over / ask out / invite out - English Only forum
Ask Vs Invite - English Only forum
ask/invite/suggest/solicit - English Only forum
become more social <and> go ahead <and> invite - English Only forum
Best preposition for the verb invite - English Only forum
by invite only - English Only forum
By way of demonstration, I invite you to... - English Only forum
Call me out [invite / challenge] - English Only forum
call on [urge, invite] - English Only forum
challenge v.s. invite - English Only forum
Did you invite him over? - English Only forum
ever invite=only “locked door” - English Only forum
For lovers of fine dining, we invite you to sample our dishes; inspired by modern Galician cooking a - English Only forum
for the Queen to <invite> him - English Only forum
has it in command of the Queen to invite - English Only forum
has Mary invited you/did Mary invite you - English Only forum
Has the leader invite - English Only forum
He didn't invite me to his wedding ceremony. - English Only forum
I 'challenge' my uncle to deny .... [invite to compete?] - English Only forum
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