Entitled [en-tahyt-l]: being owed something or having a sense that you are owed something even when you are not. n. entitlement

1-) The son of the elderly man was legally entitled to manage all of his property.

2-) Millenials (people born in the mid-80s and 90s) are often criticized for having a sense of entitlement.

3-) Some people believe nobody is entitled to anything while others think that all people should have access to services like healthcare and education.

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