titled
Like a duke
Titled describes something or someone that has a title.
A titled book or article has a particular name: a documentary titled "March of the Penguins".
A titled person holds a noble rank—duke, earl, baron: She married into a titled family.
The word often implies aristocratic status: titled landowners, titled nobility.
Person of noble birth
- dukeHighest-ranking nobleman
- duchessWoman of ducal rank
- countessFeminine noble rank
- baronLow-ranking peer
baroness · viscount · marquess · earl · peerage · gentry · blueblood · nobleman
Formal male honorific
News article title
- captionText accompanying an image
- bylineArticle author identification
- labelIdentifying attachment or marker
- designationFormal name or title
moniker · epithet · tag · appellation · nickname · pseudonym · penname · alias
Top competitor, or advocate
- laureateCelebrated achievement recipient
- medalistCompetition award recipient
- winnerOne who prevails
- decoratedMade more visually appealing
award-winning · celebrated · renowned · distinguished · eminent · acclaimed · honored · recognized
Senior university teacher
- doctorLicensed medical healer
- reverendWorthy of veneration
- captainOne who commands
- colonelSenior military officer
general · judge · senator · ambassador · chancellor · dean · provost · superintendent
aristocrat
Person of noble birth
baron · baroness · viscount · marquess · earl · peerage · gentry · blueblood · nobleman · noblewoman
Sir
Formal male honorific
headline
News article title
- captionText accompanying an image
- bylineArticle author identification
- labelIdentifying attachment or marker
designation · moniker · epithet · tag · appellation · nickname · pseudonym · penname · alias · handle
champion
Top competitor, or advocate
decorated · award-winning · celebrated · renowned · distinguished · eminent · acclaimed · honored · recognized · esteemed
professor
Senior university teacher
colonel · general · judge · senator · ambassador · chancellor · dean · provost · superintendent · commissioner
- nobilityking, queen, prince, princess, duke
- social rankstatus, rank, nobility, class, peerage
- statusstatus, prestige, ranking, reputation, elite
- upper classaristocrat, nobles, baron, baroness, baronet
- regalroyal, kingly, queenly, princely, majestic
- British Classupper class, middle class, lower class, working class, aristocrats
- job titleLabel for workplace role
- working titlesTemporary project names
- title charactersFigures works name after
- title caseCapitalizing principal words
- title pageBook's identifying front page
- title matchContest for supremacy
title, titles, entitle, subtitle, entitled, entitlement, titling, entitles, untitled