Titled

/ˈtaɪtld/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To give a title to something.

She titled her painting 'Sunset Over the Ocean'.

To assign a title to a book or work.

The committee titled the report 'Environmental Impact Assessment'.

adjective

Having a title or name.

The novel is titled 'The Great Gatsby'.

Designated with a title, often indicating rank or position.

The titled nobility often held significant power in medieval society.

Referring to a person who holds a title or rank.

He is a titled gentleman with a seat in the House of Lords.

Derived from the word 'title', influenced by the past participle form.

titled 'The Great Gatsby'

Refers to a specific literary work known by that name.

titled nobility

Refers to individuals who have formal titles of aristocracy.

title

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

entitled

Having the right to have or do something.

designation

The action of choosing someone or something for a particular role or purpose.

Having a title, often used humorously or sarcastically.

He thinks he's all that just because he's titled 'CEO'.

Pertaining to someone who feels superior due to their status or title.

She carried herself with a titled attitude, like she was better than everyone else.