1. to give a title to; to name
Usage: archaic; obsolete spelling of ‘entitled’
2. to give a right or claim to something
Usage: archaic; obsolete spelling of ‘entitled’

Examples

• The old manuscript was intitled ‘A Treatise on Natural Philosophy.’
• He was intitled to inherit his father’s estate.
• The book, intitled ‘Ancient Wisdom,’ contained many philosophical insights.
• She felt intitled to compensation for her work.
• The document was intitled with great care by the scribe.
• Citizens were intitled to certain rights under the old charter.