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titleless

titleless

6.6
A person who has no official position or rank
  • adjective
  • /ˈtaɪtələs/
translation icon : sin título
  • Many volunteers work titleless but play crucial roles in the community.

Examples

  • Despite his achievements, he remained titleless within the organization.

  • She preferred to stay titleless rather than accept a formal position.

  • The titleless book sat on the shelf for years.

  • He felt titleless after losing his job.

  • After years of hard work, the team remained titleless despite their impressive performances and dedication.

  • Many athletes find it difficult to cope with being titleless even after achieving significant milestones in their careers.

  • In the competitive world of sports, some talented players go titleless for much of their careers despite their skill and determination.

Synonyms

untitled
vstitleless
4 4.4

A thing that has no name or title

is broader and lacks rank or any formal designation

Antonyms

titled
  • Formal
6.1

A person who has an official noble rank like baron or duke

Surface Forms

titleless positive

Morphology

titleless = title (transparent) = title + less

The sense 'not having a title, rank, or formal designation' is a direct combination of 'title' and '-less', easily inferable by learners.

Etymology

Titleless comes from title ('a name, rank, or official job name') and -less ('without'), so a person who is titleless has no formal title or rank even if they do important work.