Entitled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTITLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENTITLE, to give a right to, also INTITLE, INTITULE
• give (someone) a legal right or a just claim to receive or do something
• give (something) a particular title
• give (someone) a specified title expressing their rank, office, or character
ADJECTIVE:
• qualified for by right according to law
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give a title to

Words related to ENTITLED

entitle7 entitles8 entitling10

Words that contain ENTITLED

unentitled11 disentitled13

How to use ENTITLED in a sentence

• He went to live at Mamaroneck, in the county of Westchester, and while here he wrote and published the first of his novels, entitled Precaution.
• The King of Denmark would by that treaty be entitled still to be acknowledged as the sovereign of all the dominions of the late King of Denmark.
• He has been so entitled from the time of the death of the late King.
• The women were sulky, and the men commenced cursing and swearing, and said they thought they were entitled to all the rights of matrimony.
• She is entitled to one ten-space move at any time during the game.
• An elegant suite of rooms have recently been opened, entitled the Apollo, where assemblies were held every fortnight, during winter.
• Soon after entering upon her new habitation, she produced a little work, entitled, Original Stories from Real Life, intended for the use of children.
• Fenwick, author of an excellent novel, entitled Secrecy, another very kind and judicious lady, and a favourite female servant.
• Any enlisted man is entitled to play this game and he is sure of making a score.
• I have mentioned this in order that I may retain your good opinion, should my letter be less minute than you are entitled to expect.
• After ten years service they are entitled to a pension of twenty-sixtieths of their pay, with an increase of one-sixtieth for each further year of service.
• Some 10,000 men who have passed a certain examination serve only one year and are entitled to certain privileges.
• They are entitled to their feelings, but they are not entitled to shirk the necessary work of war.
• If the bill passed into operation, he had no doubt that men would be returned of sound views, and entitled to the confidence of the country.
• In his republic, it was not the religious creed but personal merit, that entitled every member of society to the protection and emoluments of the State.
• I take it for granted, no man will deny the proposition, that whoever permanently holds Charleston and South Carolina is entitled to the possession of Fort Sumter.
• Henrietta is entitled to all the praise, as she took upon herself the whole responsibility.
• Steele began a political paper, entitled the Englishman.
• While our author was in France, he wrote his poem entitled Cuidam, qui legendo Scripturam, descripsit Formam, Sapientiam, Sortemque Authoris.
• But there are some subjects on which I feel entitled to pay some respect to my own opinion.
• This entitled Alfred to the first shot for second prize.
• He who holds the bonnet, is entitled to the last bit.
• At Oxford, the table at which the Fellows and some other privileged persons are entitled to dine.
• THE BEARER Is Entitled to One Steerage Passage FROM NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO STEAMER COLUMBUS.
• The father and mother are entitled to their ease and to the use of their income for it, but the newly married pair have, in this age, no right to assume the same attitude.
• If they or any of them shall be by Congress disposed of in reward or compliment of military service, I think General Butler is entitled to the first consideration.
• I have accomplished more than my merits were entitled to.
• A person to be entitled to send matter free, must write on the outside his name and the title of his office.
• Acts of a state legislature, to be entitled to credit in another state, must have the seal of the state affixed to them.

Similar words containing TITL without suffix ed and without prefix en

title5 titled7 titler6 titles6 betitle9 entitle7 intitle7 retitle7 titlark11 titlers7 titling8 titlist7 titlike11 betitled11 betitles10 entitles8 intitled9 intitles8 mistitle10 nontitle8 retitled9 retitles8 subtitle10 surtitle8 titlarks12 titlings9 titlists8 untitled9 betitling12 entitling10 intitling10 mistitled12 mistitles11 retitling10 subtitled12 subtitles11 surtitles9 titleless9 uptitling12 disentitle11 mistitling13 subtitling13 supertitle12 unentitled11 uptitlings13 disentitled13 disentitles12 entitlement13 subtitlings14 supertitles13 titleholder15 disentitling14 entitlements14 titleholders16 titleholding17

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