entitle

Everyday

1. To entitle someone to something is to give them the right to have or do it. tree →
2. To entitle a book, film or poem is to give it a title. tree →
3. (adjective entitled) Someone who acts entitled thinks they deserve special treatment. tree →

In the lessons

Rights and fairness (every child is entitled to education), money and shopping (entitled to a refund), books and art (a poem entitled…), behaviour talk (an entitled attitude).

Examples

• This ticket entitles you to one free drink. tree →
• Every child is entitled to go to school. tree →
• You are entitled to a refund if it's broken. tree →
• Her poem is entitled «The Sea». tree →
• Being captain doesn't entitle you to boss others around. tree →
• He acts so entitled, expecting everyone to wait for him. tree →
• "Your companions," said she, "have already been received into my palace, and have enjoyed the hospitable treatment to which the propriety of their behavior so well entitles them. tree →

Note

Pattern: entitle someone to something / be entitled to something. Noun: entitlement. Both «titled» and «entitled» are fine for names of books.