Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being titular, especially a title or office that is held in name rather than in reality or power.

“The disputed titularity of the throne has led to years of diplomatic tensions between the rival claimants.”

2. noun

The condition of holding a title or office that is nominal or symbolic rather than actual or effective.

“The new CEO’s appointment has brought an end to the period of administrative titularity, allowing the company to finally implement its new plans.”