Synonym: authorize, call, designate, empower, enable, identify, label, license, name, tag, title. Antonym: deprive. Similar words: title, entity, identity, sentiment, quantity, in quantity, settlement, mention. Meaning: [ɪn'taɪtl] 
v. 1. give the right to 2. give a title to 3. give a title to someone; make someone a member of the nobility.
v. 1. give the right to 2. give a title to 3. give a title to someone; make someone a member of the nobility. 
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(1) If the warranty is limited, the terms may entitle you to a replacement or refund.
(2) Golden parachutes entitle them to a full year's salary if they get booted out of the company.
(3) This ticket doesn't entitle you to travel first class.
(4) Your years of service entitle you to a pension.
(5) This ticket does not entitle you to travel first class.
(6) It does not entitle the contractor to additional money.
(7) It was held that this did not entitle the buyers to reject the whole consignment.
(8) But Commerce Department officials said that did not entitle him to see any classified information, and they maintain he saw none.
(9) This would entitle the tenant to have a new tenancy at the then prevailing market rent.
(10) However, events which entitle the contractor to an extension of time may also entitle the contractor to recover extra costs.
(11) Their qualifications entitle them to a higher salary.
(12) Nobody entitle to deprive of other's right to survival.
(13) Your qualifications entitle you to a higher salary.
(14) Shouldn't that entitle me a little time off?
(15) You may entitle this message, "Judgement Day."
(16) His services entitle him to our respect.
(17) Tickets of the Navigation Co. entitle the holder to break the journey at London and Paris.
(18) You may entitle this section Relevant Experience, Business Experience, Leadership Experience[sentencedict.com], etc.
(19) Cheque which entitle the person who have it to is pay.
(20) Their age and experience entitle old people to the respect of young people.
(21) How does one entitle the queen when speaking directly to her?
(22) Preference or preferred shares entitle a holder to a prior claim on any dividend paid by the company.
(23) Producing three pages of detailed questions relating to last year's accounts may entitle an interviewer to draw an adverse conclusion.
(24) The Court of Appeal held that this was sufficient to entitle the plaintiffs to an interlocutory injunction.
(25) We have not sought to extend the list of conditions which entitle a sufferer to exemption from prescription charges.
(26) Safeguards for information sources Seeing their own information does not entitle a client to invade some one else's privacy.
(27) Under the spring premise of the full park, just entitle to to make a kind of perhaps several advantage of floriculture development.
(28) the thing that made us aware that not filing financial statements was an event of default and, therefore, something that would entitle you to the payment immediately.
(29) The first section of the dissertation studies the lawful grounds that entitle the parties to cancel a voyage charter party respectively under Chinese law and English law.
(30) Warranty period constitutes a legal fact the passing of which will entitle the warrantor to be exempted from the liability of warranty under the agreement.
More similar words: title, entity, identity, sentiment, quantity, in quantity, settlement, mention, parenting, identify, incentive, enticing, entirely, twentieth, identical, invention, scientist, continent, attention, prevention, essentially, scientific, convention, potentially, not to mention, residential, influential, presidential, intervention, conventional.