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Write the title at the top of your page.
What does Title mean?
the name of a work, person, or position.
Dictionary definition
A title is the name of a book, story, article, song, assignment, person, or position.
Example sentences
Title in a sentence
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The title of the book made me want to read it.
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A clear title helps readers predict what a text might be about.
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Question 1 of 3
Practice 1
What does title mean?
A title names a text, work, person, or role.
Practice 2
Which word is closest in meaning to title?
Name is close in meaning to title in this dictionary entry.
Practice 3
Which word is an antonym of title?
Untitled contrasts with title in this dictionary entry.
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Title
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Sounds like
ty · tul · strongest beat: ty
Tap each sound part, then blend the whole word together.
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WordTitle.
Partnoun.
MeaningTitle means the name of a work, person, or position.
ExampleExample: Write the title at the top of your page.
Word breakdown
2 syllables. Say each part, then blend the word.
- Syllables
- ty · tul
- Strongest beat
- ty
- Ending
- tul
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on ty.
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Synonyms
Words like Title
Antonyms
Opposite words
untitledHaving no title.
namelessHaving no name.
Synonym practice
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Word family
Title word family
Base word
title
noun
title
The name of a work or position.
noun
titles
More than one title.
adjective
titled
Given a title.
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Student support
Understand Title
Hint for students
the name of a work, person, or position.
Common mix-up
Title is not the same as untitled. Title means the name of a work, person, or position.
Try it in class or at home
Read this model sentence: The title of the book made me want to read it. Clue words: book, made, want. Underline clue words that show direction, order, or position. Now write one new sentence that shows title without using the word title. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show title?
Teacher prompt
Ask students to explain this model sentence: "The title of the book made me want to read it." Why does title fit better than untitled?
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