Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbɪdən/
adjective not invited or requested; not ordered or commanded; spontaneous
A1 She received an unbidden invitation to the party.
A2 The cat appeared unbidden in the garden.
B1 He found an unbidden guest in his house when he returned from work.
B2 The unexpected gift arrived unbidden at her doorstep.
C1 The unbidden memories of her childhood haunted her dreams.
C2 His unbidden presence at the meeting caused quite a stir among the attendees.
adverb without being invited or requested; spontaneously
A1 She walked into the room unbidden.
A2 The cat appeared unbidden on the doorstep.
B1 The memories of that day came back unbidden.
B2 His unbidden arrival caused quite a stir at the party.
C1 The unbidden thoughts kept creeping into her mind.
C2 She entered the meeting unbidden, surprising everyone with her presence.
formal The unexpected guest arrived unbidden at the formal dinner party.
informal I received an unbidden text message from an unknown number.
slang I hate when people show up unbidden to my house without an invitation.
figurative Her unbidden memories of the past haunted her dreams.
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