Property and Title

Property

Property noun - A small piece of land that is developed or available for development.

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Title and property are semantically related in land topic. In some cases you can use "Title" instead a noun "Property", when it comes to topics like possession, possessions.

Nearby Words: proper, properly, propertied

Title

Title noun - A word or combination of words by which a person or thing is regularly known.

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Synonyms for Title

Property and title are semantically related in possession topic. Sometimes you can use "Property" instead a noun "Title".

Nearby Words: titled, titular, titling

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How words are described

old	old property	old title
special	special property	special title
exact	exact property	exact title
common	common property	common title
Other adjectives: original, single, popular, actual, entire, real, obscure, new, unique, former, military, royal, last, different, comic.

Both words in one sentence

Elliot no longer be heir to the Kellynch property and title of baronet.

Source: Relationship Sabotage
Fortunately, the heir-presumptive is a young bachelor of an age where he could marry one of the current Earl's daughters — particularly the eldest, Lady Mary — and keep the property and title in the family.

Source: Heir Club for Men
Batiuk and his syndicate came into conflict over the rights so Batiuk killed off the title character and ended the strip, leaving the syndicate with a worthless property.

Source: Torch the Franchise and Run

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