Invited
Welcome
Welcome adjective - Giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses.
Invited and welcome are semantically related in gladly received topic. You can use "Invited" instead an adjective "Welcome".
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He was said to have invited a don to tea, "to welcome Stanley Casson, our new archaeology Fellow".
Source: Absent-Minded Professor - Some found it funny, others found it unintentionally sad, the latter due to him not being invited to help welcome the inspector.
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And if he weren't feeling bad enough, he wasn't even invited to the Crystal Empire with Twilight and friends to welcome the head of the Equestria Games.
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