uninvitedun‧in‧vit‧ed /ˌʌnɪnˈvaɪtɪd◂/ adjective 
- And it entered his mind uninvited to wonder about the strangeness of human relationships.
- But on this particular evening we discovered we had uninvited guests.
- If left they sow themselves, reappearing as uninvited but welcome guests the following year.
- In Por Tanssie, no one would have marched into a room uninvited in case the person inside was in a state of undress.
- Jamie arrived half way through, uninvited.
- The elevator was for tenants only, not for uninvited guests.
- They came to his home uninvited once or twice and they would waylay him as he emerged from work at the factory.
someone who comes without being invited► uninvited: show up/turn up etc uninvited · A few people showed up uninvited.uninvited guest/visitor · Fielding had come to the party, bringing several uninvited guests.
► gatecrasher British also crasher American someone who goes to a party but was not invited, especially someone who causes trouble: · The police want to trace everyone who was at the party, including about forty gatecrashers.
► an uninvited guest· She was surprised when an uninvited guest turned up at the door.
NOUN► guest· But on this particular evening we discovered we had uninvited guests.· The elevator was for tenants only, not for uninvited guests.
nouninvitationinviteadjectiveuninvitedinviting ≠ uninvitingverbinviteadverbinvitingly
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