Intitulate
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Intitulate is a verb meaning (archaic) To entitle.
Meaning
(archaic) To entitle.
Example Sentences
They paid a scribe for “intitulating” them in their Journal Book, and engrossing them on a vellum roll.
[…] turning over their books, debating and disputing with them, and pricking down, or intitulating in his descriptive tablets all that most pleased him; […]
[…] theſe five hundred yeeres (of whom he names abundance) have taught that all Paſtors be they intitulated Biſhops or Prieſts have equall authority and power by the Word of God, […]
Sir,—I beg to transmit to you, as a competent authority to pronounce on its appositeness, a proposition to subserve the present and prospective intitulating of streets, squares, etc., throughout the capital (cities, boroughs, and environs inclusive) for distinctive guidance.
Word Forms
- intitulates
- intitulating
- intitulated
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