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invitational

Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for invitational.

Editorial note

Can reserve an invitational wildcard or two but the rest should have to earn their place.

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Parts of speech2

Quick take

An event, especially a tournament, that is restricted to invited participants

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of invitational gathered in one view.

noun

An event, especially a tournament, that is restricted to invited participants

adjective

Serving as an invitation; inviting.

adjective

(not comparable) Restricted to participants who have been invited.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for invitational.

noun

An event, especially a tournament, that is restricted to invited participants

adjective

(not comparable) Restricted to participants who have been invited.

Example sentences

1

Can reserve an invitational wildcard or two but the rest should have to earn their place.

2

Whoever takes the Grade 1 Haskell Invitational prize will apparently net a big advantage.

3

TSM also does an online invitational tournament which also gets a ton of viewers.

4

Looking for A-list hackers with hackathon/hackfest/codefest/hackday experience to compete in first Caribbean International Invitational Codefest to be held in Curacao in March 2015.

5

I made invitational in CS: Source (CAL) and then sold cheats to pay for college.

6

Gmail was also talked about because of the invitational format.

7

Do you also think it's anti-Christian to require that if a man can lead an invitational prayer then a woman must be able to as well?

8

Underneath the all important Arnold Palmer Invitational results headline article.

9

We traveled to Colorado for an invitational.

10

That's invitational, not wall of jargon.

11

The control centre is probably invitational.

12

> Some events are invitational, some are open for everyone to participate in.

Quote examples

1

Consider "new Pope selected", "tornado spotted 3 miles west of Townsville", or "School track team takes second at Rival Invitational; Person wins 4 individual events".

2

In the United States Gymnastics Association, "Elite" is a classification - in the old days it meant you were probably going to get a college scholarship, you'd be asked to invitational meets and might try out for the Olympic team.

3

I had to drown four bags of culls on this point in the last month alone." Other events in the Arena yesterday included the Flyball Team semi finals and finals, the Agility International Invitational and a parade of Obedience winners.

4

I usually ask "what have I missed?" or, more often, "which questions do you have?" -- both require more than a silent treatment as an answer and the "which" question in particular is very open and invitational.

Proper noun examples

1

Perhaps eitally refers to the Iditarod Trail Invitational?

2

Most of its launch lineup was exclusives, Uncharted Golden Abyss, Wipeout 2048, Hot Shots Golf World Invitational, etc.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use invitational in a sentence?

Can reserve an invitational wildcard or two but the rest should have to earn their place.

What does invitational mean?

An event, especially a tournament, that is restricted to invited participants

What part of speech is invitational?

invitational is commonly used as noun, adjective.