unentitled
unentitled Lexical Profile
unentitled Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Having no legal, moral, or official right or claim to something.
"Seasonal contractors were previously unentitled to the company's health insurance and retirement benefits."
Modest and unassuming; not believing oneself to be inherently deserving of special privileges or treatment.
"Despite growing up in immense wealth, she remained refreshingly humble and unentitled."
Not having been given a name or title (especially of a literary work, musical composition, or artwork).
"The poet left behind a folder of unentitled manuscripts that were published posthumously."
Word Nuance & Usage
Do not confuse 'unentitled' with 'untitled': 'unentitled' primarily means lacking a legal or moral right to something (and only rarely means lacking a title), whereas 'untitled' is the standard word for a book, artwork, or person without a name or noble rank.