disinvite
/dɪsɪnˈvʌɪt
/verb [with object]
Withdraw or cancel an invitation to: the White House called to disinvite him from the President’s party...
- We aren't saying to disinvite them, but if they only receive the formal invitation then no harm done.
- She says: ‘You can't come to the party, I'm disinviting you to the party.’
- He was so hated he was disinvited to several funerals.
- sugaring
- sugaring off
- sugar kelp
- sugarless
- sugarloaf
- Sugar Loaf Mountain
- sugar lump
- sugar maple
- sugar of lead
- sugar (or sweeten) the pill
- sugar pea
- sugar pie
- sugar pine
- sugarplum
- sugar roset
- sugar rush
- sugar shack
- sugar snap
- sugar snap pea
- sugar soap
- sugar the pill
- sugary
- suggest
- suggester
- suggestibility