uninvited (B2)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˌʌnɪnˈvaɪt/
Definition
To cancel or withdraw an invitation that has already been extended to someone, often due to a change in circumstances or a problem with the invitee.
Examples
The party was cancelled, so we had to uninvite all the guests.
She was uninvited from the meeting after her behavior became unacceptable.
The company had to uninvite the speaker due to controversy surrounding their views.
How to Use uninvited
- uninvite someone from (phrasal verb)
- to cancel an invitation to someone — "She was uninvited from the party."
- uninvite someone to (phrasal verb)
- to cancel an invitation to an event — "He was uninvited to the meeting."
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