Meaning & Definition of word "Titled"

Titled

/ˈtaɪtld/

1. To give a title to something.
- Example: She titled her painting 'Sunset Over the Ocean'.
2. To assign a title to a book or work.
- Example: The committee titled the report 'Environmental Impact Assessment'.

1. Having a title or name.
- Example: The novel is titled 'The Great Gatsby'.
2. Designated with a title, often indicating rank or position.
- Example: The titled nobility often held significant power in medieval society.
3. Referring to a person who holds a title or rank.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: Having a title, often used humorously or sarcastically.

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

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

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