invite /in-vītˈ/

1. To ask hospitably or politely to come
2. To express affable willingness to receive or to have done
3. To request formally or publicly
4. To encourage or tend to bring on
5. To offer inducement
6. To attract

An invitation

invitation /in-vi-tāˈshən/ noun

1. The act of inviting
2. A request or solicitation
3. The written or verbal form with which a person is invited
4. An enticement
5. The brief exhortation introducing the confession in the Anglican communion office

invitatory /in-vītˈə-tə-ri/ adjective

Using or containing invitation

A form of invitation to worship, esp the antiphon to the Venite or Psalm 95

inviteeˈ (or /-vītˈ/) noun (rare)

Someone who is invited, a guest

inviteˈment noun (Lamb)

Allurement, temptation

invītˈer noun

invītˈing adjective

1. Alluring
2. Attractive

Invitation

invītˈingly adverb

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