How to pronounce“invites”in English
IPA/ɪnvɪtɛs/
Syllablesin·vi·tes
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The same book offers a visit to "the mountains of Zomba-ma-Tant with helpers who wear their eyes at a slant." Meanwhile, "Scrambled Eggs Super!", also from the '50s,
invites us to laugh at Ali, a gullible Arab being attacked by hundreds of angry Mt.
Strookoo Cuckoos. Dr. Seuss's work is both racist and opposes racism and does both in the same decade.
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Definitions of “invites”
verb
third-person singular simple present indicative of invite