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uninvitee

uninvitee noun: a person who is not invited into or onto someone else's premises.

Noun

uninvitee (plural uninvitees)

  1. a person who is not invited into or onto someone else's premises.

Forms of uninvitee

pluraluninvitees

Origin of uninvitee

From uninvite + -ee.

Questions about uninvitee

What does uninvitee mean?
Uninvitee means a person who is not invited into or onto someone else's premises.
What part of speech is uninvitee?
Uninvitee is a noun.
What is the plural of uninvitee?
The plural of uninvitee is uninvitees.

Words near uninvitee in the dictionary

  1. uninvitations
  2. uninvite
  3. uninvited
  4. uninvitedly
  5. uninviteds
  6. uninvitee
  7. uninvitees
  8. uninvites
  9. uninviting
  10. uninvitingly
  11. uninvitingness

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