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invitational
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invitational
(adjective)
invitational
/ˌɪnvə
ˈ
teɪʃənl̟/
adjective
invitational
/ˌɪnvə
ˈ
teɪʃənl̟/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of INVITATIONAL
US, sports
:
limited to people who have been invited to compete
an
invitational
tournament
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— invitational
noun
,
plural
invitationals
[
count
]
The tournament is an
invitational
.
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