Re: reinvite or re-invite?

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re-cover means to place a cover on something that was previously 
removed. Recover means to reattain something that was lost. Two 
different words. Re-lease is to issue a lease on property that was 
previously leased. Release is to let go.

reinvite is not a word. Re-invite would be proper.



Yves Barbion wrote:
> Hi group
> 
> Which is correct: to reinvite or to re-invite?
> 
> I think "reinvite" should not be hyphenated because the word is unambiguous.
> My English grammar books tell me to use a hyphen after the "re-" prefix only
> to avoid ambiguity, for example:
> 
> re-cover vs. recover
> re-lease vs. release
> 
> Is this correct?
> 
> By the way, are there any good online English Grammar references you can
> recommend?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 

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