invitatory Antonyms
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Meaning of invitatory
Wordnet
invitatory (s)
conveying an invitation
Webster
invitatory (a.)
Using or containing invitations.
Webster
invitatory (n.)
That which invites; specifically, the invitatory psalm, or a part of it used in worship.
invitatory Sentence Examples
- The invitatory letter sparked excitement among the guests, heralding a grand event.
- The invitatory tone of her voice conveyed warmth and welcome to all attendees.
- The invitatory gesture of extending a hand greeted each newcomer to the gathering.
- An invitatory email detailed the agenda for the upcoming conference, inviting participation from all departments.
- The invitatory banner hung proudly at the entrance, beckoning visitors to join the festivities.
- His invitatory smile lit up the room, putting everyone at ease.
- The invitatory nature of the exhibition invited exploration and discovery.
- The invitatory aroma of freshly baked cookies wafted through the house, enticing all who entered.
- Her invitatory speech inspired collaboration and cooperation among team members.
- The invitatory ambiance of the garden party set the stage for an evening of merriment and camaraderie.
FAQs About the word invitatory
conveying an invitationUsing or containing invitations., That which invites; specifically, the invitatory psalm, or a part of it used in worship.
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The invitatory letter sparked excitement among the guests, heralding a grand event.
The invitatory tone of her voice conveyed warmth and welcome to all attendees.
The invitatory gesture of extending a hand greeted each newcomer to the gathering.
An invitatory email detailed the agenda for the upcoming conference, inviting participation from all departments.
