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uitnodigende

Uitnodigende is a Dutch adjective formed from the verb uitnodigen (to invite). It describes something that invites, appeals, or creates a sense of welcome or allure. The term can refer to people, places, atmospheres, or communications that encourage engagement, participation, or interest. In everyday use it often conveys a positive, inviting quality without implying coercion.

Etymology and usage. The word combines uit- (out, away) with uitnodigen, literally signaling something that invites.

Context and nuance. Uitnodigende describes tone, design, or behavior that invites action or attention. It is

Related terms. Near-synonyms include gastvrij (hospitable), aangenaam (pleasant), aantrekkelijk (attractive), and verleidend (tempting), each carrying distinct

Examples.

- De uitnodigende glimlach maakte de gasten meteen op hun gemak.

- De uitnodigende sfeer in het restaurant trok vele bezoekers aan.

- De campagne gebruikte uitnodigende beelden en duidelijke boodschappen.

The
related
noun
is
uitnodiging
(invitation).
Uitnodigende
is
commonly
used
in
attributive
position
before
a
noun,
for
example
een
uitnodigende
glimlach
or
een
uitnodigende
sfeer.
In
predicative
constructions
with
linking
verbs,
the
form
may
appear
as
uitnodigend
(De
glimlach
is
uitnodigend).
widely
used
in
social
contexts
as
well
as
in
marketing,
hospitality,
and
design
to
characterize
approachable
or
compelling
qualities
without
implying
pressure.
nuances.
Antonyms
include
afstotend
(repellent)
and
onvriendelijk
(unfriendly).
The
choice
between
these
words
depends
on
the
desired
emphasis
on
warmth,
allure,
or
coercion.