1. giving a title to something such as a book, article, or work of art
Usage: present participle of ‘intitle’; archaic or formal
2. giving someone the right to something or qualifying someone for something
Usage: present participle of ‘intitle’; archaic or formal

Examples

• The author is intitling her new novel ‘The Last Summer.’
• The committee is intitling the research paper based on its main findings.
• His years of service are intitling him to a pension.
• The new law is intitling citizens to additional healthcare benefits.
• She is intitling her painting series after famous poets.