Inviting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVITING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make a polite, formal, or friendly request to (someone) to go somewhere or to do something
• make a formal or polite request for (something) from someone
• (of an action or situation) tend to elicit (a particular reaction or response) or to tempt (someone) to do something
NOUN:
• the act of inviting
• an invitation
• old word for invitation
ADJECTIVE:
• attractive
• tempting, attractive
• Alluring; tempting; as, an inviting amusement or prospect.
• attractive and tempting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to request the presence of
• present participle of invite

Words related to INVITING

invite9 invited11 invites10 invitingly17 invitingness16 invitings13

How to use INVITING in a sentence

• Mammertines Nowhere was the state of political relations more inviting for such enterprises than in Sicily.
• But, my dear, although the opportunity was so inviting, he urged not for the day.
• In case of hostilities with foreign nations, they will be the means of inviting attack instead of repelling invasion.
• Even the dark inner bedrooms contrived to look cozy and warm and inviting.
• There was something homely and inviting about it, something hospitable and honest.
• Many a promising genius has been lost to fame, through inviting the wrong people to take tea in his studio.
• Sir John never came to the Dashwoods without either inviting them to dine at the park the next day, or to drink tea with them that evening.
• When she had arrived he made a sumptuous entertainment for King Vortigern, inviting also to it, of course, many other distinguished guests.
• They wrote him a letter at the same time, expressing their grief at all that had happened, and inviting him to Grenada.
• Pizarro, having reached Caxamalia with his followers, sent messengers, inviting Atahualpa to visit him in his quarters, which he readily promised.
• The cafe was furnished with round tables and inviting chairs.
• AElfred himself did much to encourage literature, inviting over learned men from the continent, and founding schools for the West Saxon youth in his dwarfed dominions.
• They sent a deputation to Cinna and Marius, inviting them into the city, but entreating them to spare the citizens.
• A league or two from Boulogne we were met by a half-dozen mounted runners from the different inns, each inviting us to give our custom to his particular employer.
• The studio is a dull place, and the sunshine without very inviting.
• Some spirit seemed calling me sweetly, Inviting me then to partake Of the fanciful pleasures reflected Far down in the clear, placid lake.
• It sounded rather inviting and friendly from both sides, like that around some camp-fire on the plains.
• And Fred had been so sure of a card to the ball that he had gone to the length of inviting Clara Deane to accompany him to the affair.
• Even when he had contrived this elaborate and perfect plot he had still hesitated about the bold step of inviting Christine to the flat.
• He who would gain the favorable attention of a fat man, therefore, might be most successful by beginning with inviting him to luncheon or dinner.
• The interior of the room appeared to her even less inviting than the street.
• The carrots and onions were sown in the open in mid-May and were as inviting specimens as I have ever seen.
• Those which opened before were not inviting, but he could not stand still.
• Not a line in her letter, however, invites me, or holds out the prospect of inviting me, to St.
• But, without going into particular details, I shall limit myself to inviting the attention of the Senate to a single article of general and necessary use.

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