title
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• noun
The name given to a book, composition, film, or other artistic work, or to a specific chapter or section within a publication.
"She spent weeks trying to think of a catchy title for her debut novel."
A formal appellation or designation attached to a person's name to signify their social rank, office, nobility, or professional qualification.
"After completing her residency, she proudly used the title of doctor."
The position of champion in a major sports competition or tournament.
"The tennis player defended her championship title for three consecutive years."
In law, the legal right to the ownership and possession of property, especially real estate or a motor vehicle, or the official document serving as evidence of this right.
"Once the final mortgage payment was processed, they received the clear title to the house."
• verb
To give a distinctive name, heading, or designation to a book, composition, artwork, or person.
"The author decided to title her memoir after her childhood home."
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Word Origin & Etymology
From Old French title, reinforced by Old English titul, both ultimately derived from Latin titulus, meaning 'an inscription, label, or heading of a chapter.'