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invitatory

invitatory adjective: of or pertaining to an invitation.

Adjective

invitatory (comparative more invitatory, superlative most invitatory)

  1. Of or pertaining to an invitation

Noun

invitatory (plural invitatories)

  1. A psalm sung, as an invitation to prayer, at the beginning of some services

Forms of invitatory

Adjective
comparativemore invitatory
superlativemost invitatory
Noun
pluralinvitatories

Origin of invitatory

From Latin invitatorius.

Questions about invitatory

What does invitatory mean?
Invitatory means of or pertaining to an invitation.
What part of speech is invitatory?
Invitatory can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near invitatory in the dictionary

  1. invitational
  2. invitationally
  3. invitationals
  4. invitations
  5. invitatories
  6. invitatory
  7. invite
  8. invited
  9. invited to the cookout
  10. inviteds
  11. invitee

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