Synonyms for invitation
ˌɪn vɪˈteɪ ʃənin·vi·ta·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. invitationnoun

   a request (spoken or written) to participate or be present or take part in something

   "an invitation to lunch"; "she threw the invitation away"

2. invitationnoun

   a tempting allurement

   "she was an invitation to trouble"

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1. • Allure
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   • Request

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1. invitationnoun

   Synonyms:
   solicitation, bidding, call, summons

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1. invitationnoun

   Synonyms:
   bidding, call, summons

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1. List of paraphrases for "invitation":

   solicitation, invitations, invite, call, invited, inviting, guest, dawa, advocacy, invites, invitational, appeal, award, request, convening

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How to use invitation in a sentence?

1. Reinhold Mitterlehner:

   Slowly word will spread among the refugees that individual states do not have a form of invitation policy but are at the limits of their capacity and are carrying out tougher controls and security measures.

2. Lao Tzu:

   The Way of Heaven does not compete, And yet it skillfully achieves victory. It does not speak, and yet it skillfully responds to things. It comes to you without your invitation.

3. David Pressman:

   Ambassador Power strongly supports any bipartisan effort to address the serious threat to our national security posed by Russia’s interference in our electoral process, and is eager to engage with the Senate and House committees on the timeline they have requested, while serving as our Permanent Representative to the United Nations and as a member of the National Security Council responsible for advising the President on the full-range of threats confronting the United States, and long before receiving an invitation to engage the Congressional committees, Ambassador Power was unambiguous about her support of bipartisan efforts to determine the full extent of this threat to our national security.

4. John Barrasso:

   The president is going to mention the fact that Europe is becoming more and more dependent on Russia for their energy sources, specifically Germany with their invitation to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, i have been fighting it all the way through.

5. United States:

   It's not a simple question of invitation and acceptance, whether or not to go deliver a speech in Washington would depend on whether such a move benefits January Taiwan, our relations with the United States and regional stability.