uninvited in Polish
uninvited in Polish is niechciany, nieproszony — uninvited means not invited; arriving without invitation.
uninvited in Polish
niechciany
Not invited.
nieproszony
Not invited.
What does "uninvited" mean?
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adjective Not invited; arriving without invitation.
"An uninvited guest showed up at the wedding."
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uninvited in a sentence
- An uninvited guest showed up at the wedding.
- She felt like an uninvited outsider at the meeting.
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What is "uninvited" in Polish?
"uninvited" in Polish is niechciany, nieproszony. uninvited means: Not invited; arriving without invitation.
How do you use "uninvited" in a sentence?
Example: "An uninvited guest showed up at the wedding." In Polish, "uninvited" is niechciany, nieproszony.
Are there other ways to say "uninvited" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "uninvited": niechciany, nieproszony.
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