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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are most invited" is not correct in standard written English.
It is an awkward construction and does not convey a clear meaning. A more standard way to express the idea would be to say "are most welcome" or "are invited."
Example: "All members of the community are most invited to attend the annual meeting."
Alternatives: "are warmly invited" or "are highly encouraged to attend."
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They are most invited.
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Strong is respectful of differences: Innovation and unification come from divergent points of view and they are most productive when invited and respected - like Abraham Lincoln's cabinet: Team of Rivals.
(NYT) THE CONVENTIONS GORE AVOIDING GALA -- Al Gore may be the most invited guest to parties during the Democratic National Convention, but there is at least one he will not attend: a gala at the Playboy Mansion.
Since most nursing homes welcome musicians to come back to play, you are most likely to be invited to perform.
A Y Combinator -backed startup called YesGraph wants to make these invite and referral systems more intelligent, with a tool for developers that puts the best contacts – meaning those who are most likely to accept an invite – at the top of the list provided to users.
Chances are, most of the people you invite will say yes.
Turner was a true child of the Thames, England's symbolic river, and a special sort of patriot, a friend of the poor who was most content when invited to stay in the mansions of the hereditary aristocracy.
And, no, I was most certainly not invited".
He was most forthcoming and invited me to come and visit and introduced me to several colleagues.
As you might have guessed by now, I was most definitely not invited.
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