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Meaning of entitles
entitles
to furnish with proper grounds for seeking or claiming something, to give an enforceable right to claim something, to give a right to, to give a title to
entitles Sentence Examples
- Your membership entitles you to exclusive discounts on all products.
- The employee's long service entitles them to a generous pension plan.
- As a shareholder, you are entitled to attend the company's annual general meeting.
- The Constitution entitles every citizen to freedom of speech and assembly.
- Your purchase of a season pass entitles you to unlimited entry to the amusement park.
- The victim is entitled to compensation for the injuries they sustained.
- The lease entitles the tenant to exclusive occupancy of the apartment.
- The insurance policy entitles the policyholder to a payout in the event of a covered incident.
- The contract entitles the contractor to payment upon completion of the project.
- Your degree entitles you to work in a variety of professions related to your field of study.
FAQs About the word entitles
to furnish with proper grounds for seeking or claiming something, to give an enforceable right to claim something, to give a right to, to give a title to
qualifies, empowers,authorizes, enables, allows,permits, privileges, validates, indorses, warrants
disqualifies, forbids, disables,disallows, disempowers, invalidates, proscribes, disenfranchises,nullifies, decertifies
Your membership entitles you to exclusive discounts on all products.
The employee's long service entitles them to a generous pension plan.
As a shareholder, you are entitled to attend the company's annual general meeting.
The Constitution entitles every citizen to freedom of speech and assembly.
