Synonyms for invitational
ˌɪn vɪˈteɪ ʃə nlin·vi·ta·tion·al

Princeton's WordNet

1. invitationaladjective

   pertaining to or characteristic of an invitation

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1. List of paraphrases for "invitational":

   tournament, invitation

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1. Charlie Sifford:

   Charlie Sifford also received an honorary doctorate degree from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland for Charlie Sifford career as a pioneer. Charlie Sifford often attended the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone, not far from Charlie Sifford home in Ohio. During an interview with the AP in 2000, Charlie Sifford said Charlie Sifford was proud of the role in played in making the PGA Tour accessible to blacks.'' If I hadn't acted like a professional when they sent me out, if I did something crazy, there would never be any blacks playing.

2. The Briton:

   Unfortunately, I will not be defending my World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational title, best of luck to all the competitors and I look forward to returning in 2016.

3. Scott Harrison:

   I think so many charities have operated in shame and guilt: Let me make you feel as bad as possible about yourself so you’ll reach into your wallet and give. For us, it’s much more invitational. It’s a great opportunity not based in guilt or shame, no one is going to wear a T-shirt about an organization that makes you feel lousy about yourself. But we do wear T-shirts from Nike because Nike makes us feel great about ourselves. Nike believes that within us is greatness.

4. Carlos Nuzman:

   This is always a difficult situation, the organizing committee decided not to have invitational tickets.

5. Gilles Muller:

   I remember when I first played on grass, it was at a junior invitational tournament at( London's) Queen's Club, it wasn't love at first sight ! I got killed in my first match by a Mexican called Santiago Gonzales.