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disinvite Definition and Meaning in English (disinvite definition)

verb
Synonyms:uninvitecancel an invitationwithdraw an invitation
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Disinvite definition: To withdraw an invitation that was previously extended to someone, often due to a change in circumstances or preference.

Definitions of Disinvite

  1. 1verb

    To withdraw an invitation that was previously extended to someone, often due to a change in circumstances or preference.

Example Sentences

casual

“She had to disinvite a few guests due to the limited space at the venue.”

general

“It's awkward to disinvite someone, but sometimes it's necessary.”

Synonyms

uninvitecancel an invitationwithdraw an invitation

Antonyms

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Inflected Word Forms

third person singulardisinvites
past tensedisinvited
present participledisinviting
noundisinvitation

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Disinvite definition: To withdraw an invitation that was previously extended to someone, often due to a change in circumstances or preference.
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'Disinvite' translates to 'disinvite' in English. Disinvite definition: To withdraw an invitation that was previously extended to someone, often due to a change in circumstances or preference.
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