Entitles

/ɪnˈtaɪtəlz/ verb

Definition

Gives someone the right or legal permission to have or do something, or gives a book or work a particular name.

Etymology

From Old French 'entituler' derived from Latin 'in-' (into) and 'titulus' (title). Means 'to give a title to' and evolved to mean 'to give a right to.'

Kelly Says

Your birth literally entitles you to rights—documents give you legal entitlements, which is why tracking official papers is so important for accessing opportunities!

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