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connotes Meaning
connotes
to suggest in addition to the exact meaning, to be associated with or inseparable from as a consequence or concomitant, to convey in addition to exact explicit meaning, to imply as a logical connotation
connotes Sentence Examples
- The word "magnificent" connotes grandeur and splendor.
- The term "nefarious" connotes wickedness and evil intent.
- The scent of jasmine connotes sweetness and sensuality.
- The color black connotes mystery, sophistication, and elegance.
- The sound of thunder connotes power, danger, and impending storms.
- The word "serenity" connotes peacefulness, tranquility, and calmness.
- The sight of a newborn baby connotes innocence, vulnerability, and boundless potential.
- The act of bowing connotes respect, submission, or humility.
- The word "enigmatic" connotes mystery, intrigue, and something difficult to understand.
- The sound of dripping water connotes persistence, monotony, and a sense of passing time.
FAQs About the word connotes
to suggest in addition to the exact meaning, to be associated with or inseparable from as a consequence or concomitant, to convey in addition to exact explicit
signifies, denotes, means,implies, suggests,represents, expresses, embodies, insinuates, adds up (to)
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The word "magnificent" connotes grandeur and splendor.
The term "nefarious" connotes wickedness and evil intent.
The scent of jasmine connotes sweetness and sensuality.
The color black connotes mystery, sophistication, and elegance.
