Titles
/ˈtaɪtlz/
Definitions
- (n.) Legal documents evidencing ownership or rights in property, such as real estate deeds or vehicle titles.
She provided the title to prove ownership of the car.
- (n.) Rights or claims recognized by law, often relating to property or intellectual property.
The company holds the title to several patents.
- (n.) Formal appellations or designations conferring status or rank, such as honorifics or noble ranks.
He was awarded the title of 'Sir' by the monarch.
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- title
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'titles' typically refer to documents or rights proving ownership or claims, but may also mean formal designations of rank or status.
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