invite in

Frequency: 7.512.0 per million words

To invite someone to come inside a building or room, especially your home.

inviteADVERB + invite

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Examples (10)

  • She quickly opened the door and invited him in out of the rain.
  • We stood on the porch until they finally invited us in.
  • Will you invite them in for a cup of tea?
  • I hesitate to invite strangers in, especially late at night.
  • Despite the cold, he didn't invite me in.
  • He knocked on the door, hoping she would invite him in.
  • They were hesitant at first, but we managed to invite them in.
  • After a brief conversation, she decided to invite the neighbors in for coffee.
  • Don't just stand there; invite your guests in!
  • The children loved to play outside, rarely wanting to be invited in.