What is another word for invites?
Pronunciation: [ɪnvˈa͡ɪts] (IPA) 
When you want to request someone's presence, there are many words you can use instead of "invites." For example, you can "ask," "urge," "invite over," "entice," or "summon" someone to join you. Alternatively, you can use more formal language and "request," "solicit," "implore," or "plead with" someone to attend. If you want to make it clear that you expect the person to attend, you can "demand," "mandate," or "insist upon" their presence. Other ways to express your invitation include "welcome," "encourage," "bring in," or "call forth." Whatever your style, there are plenty of synonyms for "invites" to help you express your desire for someone's company.
