The antonyms for "is invited" can include phrases such as "is uninvited" or "is not invited". Other antonyms may include "is rejected" or "is excluded". These terms suggest a lack of inclusion or acceptance, indicating that someone is not wanted or welcome in a certain setting or event. Other antonyms can include phrases such as "is discouraged", "is dissuaded", or "is discouraged from attending". These terms indicate a negative response to an invitation, in which the recipient is being actively discouraged or persuaded not to attend. Overall, antonyms for "is invited" suggest a lack of welcome or acceptance, an absence of invitation, or a negative response to an invitation.

What are the antonyms for Is invited?

• v.

  • step in
  • abandon
  ,
  • leave
  ,
  • wash hands
  .

• Other relevant words:

• refuse
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Famous quotes with Is invited

• When it comes to Chinese food I have always operated under the policy that the less known about the preparation the better. A wise diner who is invited to visit the kitchen replies by saying, as politely as possible, that he has a pressing engagement elsewhere.

  Calvin Trillin
• When a nation is invited to join in a union with another, the ignorant, bedazzled statesman might rush into it, young people enamored of beautiful ideas and lacking good sense might celebrate it, and venal or demented politicians might welcome it as a mercy and glorify it with servile words, but he who feels in his heart the anguish of the patria, he who watches and foresees, must investigate and must say what elements constitute the character of the nation that invites and the nation that is invited, and whether they are predisposed toward a common labor by common antecedents and habits, and whether or not it is probable that the fearsome elements of the inviting nation will, in the union it aspires to, be developed to the endangerment of the invited one.

  José Martí
• Fear goes where it is invited.

  Tad Williams

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