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Translation of titled in Spanish:

titled

con título, adj.

Pronunciation /ˈtaɪdld/ /ˈtʌɪt(ə)ld/

adjective

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    con título
    con título nobiliario
    con título de nobleza
    • Such crude words from your lips is unforgivable in the daughter of a titled lord, is it not?
    • He wasn't a titled man, or a man of property, like those who signed the Declaration.
    • White markings probably denote his status as a titled member of the Peri warrior society.
    • He was also a great hit among titled Australians and particularly, so it seems, among titled women.
    • It's all very incongruous coming from the mouth of a titled man whose toffee vowels are drawn out like a penny chew.
    • With the death of her titled father in 1934, the barony passed to her eldest brother.
    • The wives of titled men have been joined or replaced by women who are successful in their own right.
    • Three weeks after he beat his most titled rivals to become the national champion.
    • Norma Reeve, from a lowly background in the East End, was taken in by a titled lady with servants and a butler who served Norma her meals.
    • This is great for titled players, who want all that information at their fingertips.
    • She was a titled lady and her daughter worked for the Queen, as she was then, who recently died.