invitations
- 1Plural of invitation.
She sent out dozens of invitations weeks before the gala.
Most of the invitations came back with cheerful acceptances.
Note
A regular plural that mostly counts cards and messages: dozens of invitations went out, the invitations came back accepted. The specialist meanings count too, such as a fencer's deliberately open line or a bridge bid urging partner toward game or slam. When the word means the act of inviting, as in admission by invitation, it usually stays singular. The plural possessive is written invitations', as in the invitations' wording.
invitations is a form of invitation
invitation, noun: A written or spoken message that conveys a request for someone to attend or take part in something. Full entry
- Forms
- invitationinvitations plural
- Spelling
- invitation → invitations: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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