Entitle

usgb/ɪnˈtaɪtl/
verb

To give someone the right to do or have something.

Being a citizen entitles one to certain rights and privileges.
Visual representation of "entitle" - To give someone the right to do or have something

Often appears as...

  • entitled to vote
  • entitled to benefits
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Rights Granted

Focus on the granted rights and legal aspects when using 'entitle' in this context.

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Owning property entitles you to certain legal protections.
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Not Always Obvious

'Entitle' often refers to rights that aren't immediately visible, like privacy or free speech.

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A subscription entitles you to access exclusive content.
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No Physical Object

Remember, 'entitle' does not imply receiving a physical item, but rather a right or benefit.

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Your ticket entitles you to a seat, not a gift.
Visual representation of the word "Entitle"

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