titles
TY-tuhlz/ˈtaɪtl̩z/
- 1Plural of title.
The boxer defended both of his titles in a single night.
Their job titles changed after the company reorganized its departments.
Note
A regular plural whose meaning depends on context. In publishing and media it usually counts the works themselves rather than their names, so a catalog of new titles is a list of books or films. In law it can mean the divisions of an act, and in property matters the deeds that prove ownership. Applied to people, titles are appellations of rank, office or qualification, held by a person or a family.
titles is a form of title
title, noun: The name of a book, film, song, painting or other written or artistic work. Full entry
- Forms
- titletitles plural
- Spelling
- title → titles: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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