Pronunciation

/tɪˈtaɪl/

Definitions

Noun

1. A heading or caption that identifies or describes the content of a book, article, or other written work.
   • Example: “The title of the novel is ‘To Kill a Mockingbird.’”
2. The position or rank given to a person, especially in a competition or organization.
   • Example: “She won first place with her impressive title in the chess tournament.”
3. A formal name or designation, often used to address someone.
   • Example: “Please address me by my title, Sir/Madam.”

Verb

1. To give or assign a title to something, such as a book or a person.
   • Example: “The author decided to title her next book ‘The Unseen World.’”
2. To refer to or call someone by their title.
   • Example: “He introduced his friend, the Duke of Edinburgh, with great respect.”

Adjective

1. Characterizing or designating the main subject or topic of a work.
   • Example: “The title track on the album is a powerful ballad.”
2. Describing a high rank or importance.
   • Example: “She holds a prestigious title within the company.”

Phrases

• “Choose a suitable title” means to select an appropriate name or heading.
• “She wrote a book titled ‘The History of…”
• “He was promoted to a higher title within the company.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The painting hung above the fireplace with its artist’s title prominently displayed.”
• Verb: “The professor titled his lecture series ‘Exploring the Human Mind.’”
• Adjective: “Her new job comes with the title of executive director.”

Synonyms

• Name
• Heading
• Nickname
• Designation
• Rank
• Honorific
• Appellation