Verb:

टाइटिल देना, दावेदार बनाना, नाम रखना, उपाधि देना, समर्थ बनाना,

entitle's Usage Examples:

This and other applications of the science of nature to the science of all being induced the commentators to adopt this order, and entitle the science of being the Sequel to the Physics (re, But Aristotle knew nothing of this title, the first known use of which was by Nicolaus Damascenus, a younger contemporary of Andronicus, the editor of the Aristotelian writings, and Andronicus was probably the originator of the title, and of the order.

of Bavaria, who ascended the throne in 1825, and his successors; while its collections of art entitle it to rank with Dresden and Berlin.

But his political insight and his impartiality entitle him to a high place among the historians of the 12th century.

It remained for Spengel to entitle the work Anaximenis Ars Rhetorica in his edition of 1847, and thus substitute for the name of the philosopher Aristotle that of the sophist Anaximenes on his title-page.

In support of his theory he devised an ingenious system of recording the convicts' daily industry by marks, which on reaching a given total would entitle them to their release.

from the university of Dublin, he neither sought nor received the ordinary rewards to which his discoveries would entitle him.

Apples are grown in such quantities as to entitle the county to the title applied to it, the orchard of Ireland.

28-29), that mere physical descent could not entitle a Jew to the promises.

His brilliant researches in the theory of numbers entitle him to rank as the founder of the modern theory.

Its purity of style and the fact that it was long a standard work entitle it to a mention here.

Synonyms:

authorise, empower, authorize,

Antonyms:

begin, discharge, worsen, level,