Legal Definitions - invitor

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Definition of invitor

Definition: Invitor is a misspelling of the word "inviter." An inviter is someone who invites or asks someone to come to an event or gathering.

Example: Sarah was the inviter for the party and sent out invitations to all of her friends.

Explanation: In this example, Sarah is the person who is responsible for inviting people to the party. She is the inviter. The term "invitor" is not commonly used and is a misspelling of the correct word.

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Simple Definition

Term: INVITOR

Definition: Invitor is another word for inviter. An inviter is someone who asks or invites others to come to a particular place or event. For example, if you are having a party, you might be the inviter and invite your friends to come. Invitor and inviter mean the same thing.

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