personally invite

Frequency: 7.211.0 per million words

To invite someone directly, by oneself, rather than through another person or a general announcement.

inviteADVERB + invite

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personally

Examples (10)

  • The CEO decided to personally invite each employee to the annual gala.
  • She was honored that the director had personally invited her to join the exclusive club.
  • I will personally invite you to the opening if you promise to come.
  • The organizer made an effort to personally invite all the key stakeholders.
  • Having been personally invited by the artist, he felt a special connection to the exhibition.
  • He asked if he could personally invite his former mentor to speak at the conference.
  • We plan to personally invite all our close friends to the wedding.
  • The Queen used to personally invite guests to her garden parties.
  • It means a lot when someone takes the time to personally invite you.
  • They were personally inviting every neighbor to the block party.