bidden in a sentence

p. p.

Definition

BIDDEN: the past participle of bid, meaning to command or request someone to do something.

She had bidden farewell to her childhood home, feeling a mix of nostalgia and excitement.
The magician bidden the audience to close their eyes for a moment of surprise.
In her dreams, she often saw the faces of those she had bidden to leave her life.
He felt a strange pull, as if fate had bidden him to take a different path.
With a heavy heart, she bidden her friends to stay safe as she embarked on her journey.
The king had bidden all his subjects to gather in the great hall for an announcement.
At the gala, guests were bidden to dress in their finest attire to match the evening's grandeur.
She had often bidden her children to explore the world beyond their small town.
The poet had bidden his muse to inspire him, eager to write of love and loss.
In the depths of winter, he bidden the warmth of summer to return soon.