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titled

/ˈtaɪ.təld/
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• adjective

1

Having a specified name or heading (used especially of a book, composition, or artistic work).

Example

"The author published a new historical novel titled 'The Winter Garden' last autumn."


2

Holding an aristocratic rank or hereditary title of nobility, such as that of a duke, earl, or baron.

Example

"The charity gala was attended by several diplomats and members of the titled aristocracy."


3

Registered with a legal deed or certificate establishing official ownership of property or a motor vehicle.

Example

"Before the sale could be finalized, the buyer confirmed that the vehicle was properly titled and free of liens."

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Word Nuance & Usage

When referring to the name of a book, film, or artistic work, 'titled' and 'entitled' are used interchangeably, though many modern style guides prefer 'titled' as the more concise option.

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