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101dis|in|vite — «DIHS ihn VYT», transitive verb, vit|ed, vit|ing. to cancel an invitation to …
102e|vite — «ih VYT», transitive verb, e|vit|ed, e|vit|ing. Archaic. to avoid; shun. ╂[< Latin ēvītāre < ex away + vītāre shun] …
103in|vite — «verb. ihn VYT; noun. IHN vyt», verb, vit|ed, vit|ing, noun. –v.t. 1. to ask (someone) politely to come to some place or to do something: »She invited her friends to a party. We invited her to join our club. SYNONYM(S): bid …
104Le|vite — «LEE vyt», noun. a member of the tribe of Levi, from which assistants to the Jewish priests were chosen (in the Bible, Numbers 18:2, 6). ╂[< Latin levīta, or levītēs < Greek Leu ēs < Hebrew Lewi Levi] …
105mol|da|vite — «MOL duh vyt», noun. a dull green glass similar to obsidian. ╂[< Moldavia, a region of Romania and an independent republic, where it is found + ite1] …
106Mos|co|vite — «MOS kuh vyt», noun. Especially British. Muscovite …
107re|in|vite — «REE ihn VYT», transitive verb, vit|ed, vit|ing. to invite again …
108Ser|vite — «SUR vyt», noun. a mendicant friar or nun of a religious order founded in Italy in the 1200 s, and following the rule of Saint Augustine. ╂[< Medieval Latin Servitae, plural < Latin servus slave, servant] …
109syl|vite — «SIHL vyt», noun. a mineral, potassium chloride, occurring in white or colorless cubes or octahedrons. It is an important source of potassium. Formula: KCl ╂[abstracted < New Latin sal digestivus sylvii (literally) digestive salt of Sylvius… …
110Vish|nu|vite — «VIHSH noo vyt», noun. a worshiper or adherent of Vishnu; Vaishnava. ╂[< Sanskrit vai of Vishnu + English ite1] …
