title
Meaning
To "title" something means to give it a name or designation, often to indicate its content or purpose.
💡 A common mistake is to confuse "title" with "titled," which is the past tense form.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
Anna
sat
at
her
kitchen
table
and
looked
through
a
pile
of
family
photographs
.
She
wanted
to
organize
them
into
a
small
album
and
decided
to
title
it
'Sunday
Memories'
.
As
she
sorted
the
photos
,
she
smiled
at
the
faces
from
different
years
and
wrote
short
notes
beside
each
picture
.
Although
some
images
were
blurred
,
they
still
brought
back
clear
memories
of
simple
days
.
By
the
end
of
the
afternoon
she
had
finished
the
album
and
felt
happy
that
the
photos
now
had
a
place
where
everyone
could
see
them
.
Common Phrases
title a book
title a presentation
title a project
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