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do you need an invitation

do you need an invitation phrase: used to mock or criticize someone for being slow, hesitant, or oblivious to something that is clearly expected of them.

Phrase

do you need an invitation?

  1. (rhetoric, sarcastic) Used to mock or criticize someone for being slow, hesitant, or oblivious to something that is clearly expected of them.

Questions about do you need an invitation

What does do you need an invitation mean?
Do you need an invitation means used to mock or criticize someone for being slow, hesitant, or oblivious to something that is clearly expected of them.
What part of speech is do you need an invitation?
Do you need an invitation is a phrase.

Words near do you need an invitation in the dictionary

  1. do you know the Bishop of Norwich
  2. do you know what I'm saying
  3. do you know who I am
  4. do you love me
  5. do you mind
  6. do you need an invitation
  7. do you need help
  8. do you need to use the bathroom
  9. do you speak English
  10. do you think you can walk
  11. do you understand

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