entitled
- adjective
- /ɪnˈtaɪtld/
- It is the billionaires that just don't think they have enough, that think they're entitled to even more.
There's so many people in life that think they're entitled to get this, but why?
- There's so many people in life that think they're entitled to get this, but why?
- And each one gets Dumber and less competent and more entitled and more tragic.
- And there were some very self entitled people.
- You bring empathy and they feel entitled to it, but they don't show it back.
- Either you're insecure or you're entitled and both are dangerous.
- So real quick, let's just look at not being entitled and down to earth.
- This lady is just acting like an entitled bitch.
- And they're all, they're trying to please him, but they all feel entitled to his attention.
- They are grifters, frauds, liars and entitled brats.
- It is the billionaires that just don't think they have enough, that think they're entitled to even more.
- You know, and then just expressing gratitude for people, never acting entitled, Right.
- And again, it, it's, it's this hard line of you don't want them to be spoiled and entitled, right?
Examples
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And there were some very self entitled people.
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But until I was at that point, I wasn't entitled to any financial aid.
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The lies are a way to keep that entitled reality alive.
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Asking me to hang out with you because of what I can do for you is pretty unaware and entitled.
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Soon, the rest of society is going to have to deal with his entitled, bratty attitude.
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These people's children are turning into lazy, entitled, and irresponsible people.
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For most of these folks, arrogance and an entitled attitude are just part of being a sci-fi fan.
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Mitt is a wealthy, entitled, arrogant sociopath.
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She has a very entitled and privileged perception of herself, which is largely a function of her self-perception as a White woman in the antebellum South.
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Many believe that today's youth are overly entitled and expect special treatment without earning it.
Synonyms
Believing some people are better and should get special treatment
Antonyms
How Entitled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Entitled later took a more personal meaning: because it once meant 'given a title or right', people now use entitled to describe someone who acts as if they deserve special treatment. That's why calling someone entitled often means they expect 'special treatment' without good reason.