Uninvite Meaning in English
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ˌʌnɪnˈvaɪt
un-in-VYTE
ˌʌnɪnˈvaɪt
un-in-VYTE
التعريف
To cancel an invitation you previously gave to someone, telling them they are no longer welcome to attend.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Usually informal, often used in social or casual contexts (“She decided to uninvite him from the party”). Can sound rude or harsh, so use with care. Rarely used formally; more common as a verb than a noun.
Spanish: desinvitarPortuguese (BR): desconvidarPortuguese (PT): desconvidarChinese (Simplified): 取消邀请Chinese (Traditional): 取消邀請Hindi: निमंत्रण वापस लेनाArabic: إلغاء الدعوةBengali: আমন্ত্রণ বাতিল করাRussian: отменить приглашение - разпригласитьJapanese: 招待を取り消すVietnamese: hủy mờiKorean: 초대를 취소하다Turkish: daveti geri almakUrdu: دعوت واپس لیناIndonesian: membatalkan undangan
جمل نموذجية
We had to uninvite three guests because of space limits.
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She felt bad when they uninvited her from dinner.
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Is it okay to uninvite someone if plans change?
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After their argument, Mark decided to uninvite Tom from the trip.
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She didn't want to uninvite anyone, but there simply wasn't enough room.
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If you need to uninvite someone, try to do it politely and explain why.
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