uninvited

adjective; adverb

«uninvited» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Uninvited means not invited; coming or happening without being asked. tree →

In the lessons

In stories, an uninvited guest arrives at a party, often causing trouble, as in fairy tales. In everyday life and safety lessons, uninvited visitors or messages from strangers online should be told to an adult. Phrases: «uninvited guest», «turn up uninvited», «come uninvited».

Examples

An uninvited guest came to the princess's party. tree →
Ants are uninvited guests at a picnic. tree →
He turned up uninvited at the sleepover. tree →
If you get an uninvited message online, tell an adult. tree →
The wasp joined our lunch uninvited. tree →
It is rude to walk into someone's house uninvited. tree →

Note

Adjective or adverb: «an uninvited guest», «he came uninvited». Opposite: «invited».

On Mova

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