Appropriate
Appropriate adjective - Meeting the requirements of a purpose or situation.
Entitled and appropriate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Entitled" instead an adjective "Appropriate".
Entitled
Entitled adjective - Qualified for by right according to law.
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Synonyms for Entitled
Appropriate and entitled are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Appropriate" instead an adjective "Entitled".
Nearby Words: entitlement, entitling
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Bilingual Bonus: One of the chapters of the sidestories, entitled "обман" is Russian for deception, quite appropriate for the tone of that story arc.
Source: Fanfic / All-American Girl - Jacob's original name (meaning "supplanter") was appropriate enough, considering he exchanged a bowl of soup for his brother's birthright - which entitled him to inherit the family patriarchy and 2/3 of Father Isaac's possessions.
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This is heavily lampshaded: the final section of the game is entitled "Operation Full Circle" and the Big Bad muses on how appropriate it is that the story's ending in the same place it began in the cutscenes preceding the mission.
Source: Where It All Began
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