Definition

Adverb In a manner that is not invited or solicited; without having received an invitation.

Usage

The adverb "uninvitedly" is used to describe an action performed by someone who was not asked or welcomed to do so. It modifies verbs to indicate the unwelcome or unexpected nature of the action. - It typically follows the verb it modifies or appears at the end of a clause. - It is a formal word, more common in written English than in everyday speech.

Examples

• She showed up uninvitedly at the private meeting.
• He offered his opinion uninvitedly during the sensitive discussion.
• The reporter began asking questions uninvitedly.

Advanced Usage

• In a descriptive or narrative context: Used to emphasize the intrusive or presumptuous nature of an action.
  • The critic uninvitedly inserted himself into the artists' conversation, offering unsolicited judgments.

Variants and Related Words

• Uninvited (adjective): Not invited.
  • He was an uninvited guest at the party.
• Unasked (adverb/adjective): Without being asked; uninvited.
  • She offered advice unasked.

Synonyms

• Unasked
• Unsolicitedly
• Unbidden
• Intrusively

Antonyms

• Invitedly
• Solicitedly
• Welcome

Adverb

1. without invitation
   • the women arrived uninvitedly