Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Entitled"

A: Multiple meanings. When used as a verb it usually implies that someone is owed something. Example: “If you have been injured in a traffic accident, you may be entitled to compensation (pay out)”. However, when used as an adjective it usually has a negative connotation by describing a person as someone who thinks they deserve things they haven’t earned. If you give me some context I can help you out further.

A: I really appreciate your explicit explanation, honestly the third one should be the meaning I’ve been searching for, much appreciated!

A: Entitled is an adjective meaning someone has a right to benefits or privileges, by virtue of law or contract, a “title”. A person may possess a title showing he/she is the owner of a car, as an example.

A: to designate (a person) by an honorary title

A: He was very spoiled growing up so he feels entitled to everything.

You are not entitled to a raise, you have to work for it.

A: 1. She felt that he was very entitled.
2. You’re not entitled to it.
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A: entitled Sentence Examples. "All the same," he said, "You're entitled to a little free time yourself. "I know that, but I'm still entitled to something," Lori said. Howie is entitled his time away from here too.

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