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titular

/ˈtɪtʃ.ə.lər/

Traduction: Qui se rapporte à un titre, en particulier un titre que l'on possède sans les obligations ou les pouvoirs correspondants, ou qui n'exerce pas réellement la fonction.

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adjective

/ˈtɪtʃ.ə.lər/C1formal
  • frQui se rapporte à un titre, en particulier un titre que l'on possède sans les obligations ou les pouvoirs correspondants, ou qui n'exerce pas réellement la fonction.

Relating to a title, especially one held by a person without the corresponding duties or powers.

  1. Relating to a legal titleC1formal

    Pertaining to a legal right or ownership of property or a position.

    frtitulaire (relatif à un titre légal)

    • The titular rights to the estate were transferred to the heir.
    • He holds the titular ownership of the company.
    • The document confirms her titular claim to the land.

    Synonymesproprietarytitledvested

  2. Bearing a title of statusC1formal

    Holding a title that signifies a particular rank, function, or honor.

    frtitulaire

    • The titular head of the organization has little real power.
    • She was the titular queen, though her husband ruled.
    • The bishop is the titular leader of the diocese.

    Synonymesceremonialformalhonorarynominaltitled

  3. Pertaining to a work's titleC1formal

    Relating to the title of a book, film, or other creative work.

    frqui donne son titre

    • The titular character of the novel is a young detective.
    • The song's titular theme is love and loss.
    • The film's titular location is a small coastal town.

    Synonymeseponymoustitle

  4. Relating to nobilityC2formal

    Associated with or bearing a title of nobility, such as duke or baron.

    frtitulaire (noblesse)

    • The titular lord of the manor attended the ceremony.
    • She inherited the titular rank of countess.
    • The family's titular estate was passed down through generations.

    Synonymesaristocraticnoblepatriciantitled

  5. C1formal

    Existing or holding a position in name only, without actual authority or power.

    frtitulaire (sans pouvoir réel)

    • He is the titular leader, but the real decisions are made by others.
    • The king was a titular figurehead after the revolution.
    • Her role was largely titular, with no executive duties.

    Synonymesfigureheadformalnominalostensibleso-calledtoken

    Antonymesactualeffectivefunctionalpracticalrealsubstantivevirtual

Formes
  • more titular comparative form
  • most titular superlative form
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