invitation in Latin
invitation in Latin is invītātiō — invitation means a request for someone to attend an event or take part in something.
invitation in Latin
invītātiō
The act of inviting; solicitation; the requesting of a person's company.
What does "invitation" mean?
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noun A request for someone to attend an event or take part in something.
"They sent out wedding invitations six months in advance."
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invitation in a sentence
- They sent out wedding invitations six months in advance.
- She received an invitation to speak at the conference.
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What is "invitation" in Latin?
"invitation" in Latin is invītātiō. invitation means: A request for someone to attend an event or take part in something.
How do you use "invitation" in a sentence?
Example: "They sent out wedding invitations six months in advance." In Latin, "invitation" is invītātiō.
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