Invite and Reason

Invite

Invite noun - A colloquial expression for invitation.

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Reason and invite are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reason" instead a noun "Invite".

Reason noun - A statement given to explain a belief or act.

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Invite and reason are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Invite" instead a noun "Reason".

character	invite character	reason character
people	invite people	reason people
use	invite use	reason use
characters	invite characters	reason characters
Other words: father, war, player.

Even Evil Has Standards: The reason the Baron doesn't invite "It" to the party is that he found that monster's behavior disgusting.

Source: Western Animation / Mad Monster Party
However, the reason why they invite only Kirk to their planet is so they can decrease the planet's overpopulation by using Kirk, who had a rare disease in his blood, to infect people.

Source: Series / Star Trek: The Original Series
Hunters and Rangers don't invite clerics for the simple reason that their power attracts tainted and demonic creatures in a large radius, which would result in a Zerg Rush on the cleric's position.

Source: Literature / Xenos

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