Uninvited Meaning in English
word
/ˌənɪnˈvaɪtɪd/
uh-nin-VY-tid
/ˌʌnɪnvˈaɪtɪd/
un-in-VY-tid
Definition
Describes a person or thing that arrives or appears without being asked or invited.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in social contexts for guests or participants. Can refer to people, animals, or things (like problems) that show up unexpectedly. Neutral to mildly negative tone; not commonly used as a direct insult.
Spanish: no invitado - sin invitaciónPortuguese (BR): não convidadoPortuguese (PT): não convidadoChinese (Simplified): 未受邀的Chinese (Traditional): 未受邀的Hindi: बिन बुलाएArabic: غير مدعوBengali: অঅনিমন্ত্রিত - অবাঞ্চিতRussian: незваный - неприглашённыйJapanese: 招かれざる - 招待されていないVietnamese: không mời - tự ý đếnKorean: 초대받지 않은 - 불청객Turkish: davet edilmemiş - çağrılmamışUrdu: بلا دعوت - بغیر بلائےIndonesian: tidak diundang - tanpa undangan
Example Sentences
An uninvited guest came to the party.
basic
Please do not let uninvited people into the meeting.
basic
The dog ran into the house uninvited.
basic
Sorry, but you can't just show up uninvited.
natural
We got a few uninvited surprises at the event.
natural
He felt awkward being there uninvited.
natural