Title

/ˈtaɪ.təl/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The name of a book, composition, or any artistic work.

The title of the novel is 'Pride and Prejudice'.

A legal claim to ownership or a right to something.

She holds the title to the property after the purchase.

A formal designation or rank within a social or professional context.

He received a promotion and now holds the title of Manager.

The principal heading or subject of a document.

The title of the report clearly states its focus on climate change.

verb

To give a title to something.

She decided to title her painting 'Harmony in Chaos'.

Middle English 'titul', from Latin 'titulus'

title holder

A person who possesses a certain title or championship.

in title only

Holding a title without the actual responsibilities or powers associated with it.

to title

To assign a name to something.

subtitle

A secondary or explanatory title.

entitlement

The right to something, especially a benefit.

titleship

The status of holding a title.

Throwing shade at someone in a title context.

That new series just gave her the title of 'Queen of Drama'.

A nod to someone's expertise or reputation.

He has the title of 'Tech Guru' among his peers.