The term 'entitle' is used to describe the act of granting someone or something a right or privilege. It can be done in a variety of ways, such as empowering, christening, denominating, permitting, naming, calling, designating, enabling, dubbing, allowing, and letting. Each of these words has a slightly different connotation, but they all refer to the same concept of granting a right or privilege. For example, empowering someone implies giving them the power to do something, while christening implies giving someone a NAME. Denominating implies assigning a title or rank, while permitting implies allowing someone to do something. Naming implies giving someone a NAME, while calling implies summoning someone. Designating implies assigning someone a role or task, while enabling implies providing someone with the means to do something. Dubbing implies bestowing a title or nickname on someone, while allowing implies giving permission for something to happen. Finally, letting implies allowing something to happen.