Grateful and Invited

Grateful

Grateful adjective - Feeling or expressing gratitude.

Invited and grateful are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Invited" instead an adjective "Grateful".

Invited

Definitions of Grateful not found.

Grateful and invited are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grateful" instead an adjective "Invited".

Nearby Words: invite, inviting, invitation, invitee

Both words in one sentence

  • French Maid Outfit In Sarah Caudwell's The Shortest Way to Hades, Selena and Julia are invited to a party by a grateful client, who has utterly misunderstood the nature of their relationship - as has his, uh, friend, who answers the door in "a black dress, black stockings and a little white pinafore."
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