Thesaurus / connote
EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB
Who or what “the dear bond” was is not explained, but we may connote the kindred surnames Goodbon, Goodbun, and Goodband.
ARCHAIC ENGLANDHAROLD BAYLEY
But ileuede is not used elsewhere in L, and would connote decrepitude.
It is conceivable that two men may connote quite different things by the word symbol.
CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGYHANS GROSS
The using a name to connote attributes, turns the things, whether real or imaginary, into a class.
ANALYSIS OF MR. MILL'S SYSTEM OF LOGICWILLIAM STEBBING
Likewise wealth and capital connote special social relations or categories.
SOCIALISMJOHN SPARGO
Any "dragging" of the tones destroys the wonderful exuberance which Schumann strove to connote.
GREAT SINGERS ON THE ART OF SINGINGJAMES FRANCIS COOKE
The terms ‘sanitation’ and ‘sanitary’ nearly always connote only ideas associated with cleanliness, free ventilation, etc.
Whatever attribute any word connotes, it can be shown to connote some attribute of dawn or sun.
MODERN MYTHOLOGYANDREW LANG
Atheism and supernaturalism are fundamental divisions in human thought, and divisions that connote an irreconcilable antagonism.
THEISM OR ATHEISMCHAPMAN COHEN
Sometimes the masks have special characteristics to connote the racial peculiarities of those who wear them.
INDO-CHINA AND ITS PRIMITIVE PEOPLEHENRY BAUDESSON
WORDS RELATED TO CONNOTE
- add up
- aim
- appoint
- aspire to
- attempt
- be determined
- be resolved
- connote
- contemplate
- decree
- dedicate
- denote
- design
- designate
- destine
- devote
- endeavor
- essay
- expect
- express
- figure on
- have in mind
- hope to
- import
- indicate
- look forward
- mean
- meditate
- ordain
- plan
- plot
- propose
- purpose
- reserve
- resolve
- scheme
- set apart
- set aside
- signify
- spell
- strive
- think
- try
- add up
- aim
- appoint
- aspire to
- attempt
- be determined
- be resolved
- connote
- contemplate
- decree
- dedicate
- denote
- design
- designate
- destine
- devote
- endeavor
- essay
- expect
- express
- figure on
- have in mind
- hope to
- import
- indicate
- look forward
- mean
- meditate
- ordain
- plan
- plot
- propose
- purpose
- reserve
- resolve
- scheme
- set apart
- set aside
- signify
- spell
- strive
- think
- try
- add up
- aim
- appoint
- aspire to
- attempt
- be determined
- be resolved
- connote
- contemplate
- decree
- dedicate
- denote
- design
- designate
- destine
- devote
- endeavor
- essay
- expect
- express
- figure on
- have in mind
- hope to
- import
- indicate
- look forward
- mean
- meditate
- ordain
- plan
- plot
- propose
- purpose
- reserve
- resolve
- scheme
- set apart
- set aside
- signify
- spell
- strive
- think
- try
- add up
- adumbrate
- allude
- allude to
- argue
- attest
- augur
- betoken
- connote
- denote
- designate
- determine
- drive at
- express
- foreshadow
- foretell
- herald
- hint at
- imply
- import
- indicate
- intimate
- involve
- name
- point to
- portend
- presage
- promise
- purport
- represent
- say
- speak of
- spell
- stand for
- suggest
- symbolize
- tell the meaning of
- touch on
- add up
- adumbrate
- allude
- allude to
- argue
- attest
- augur
- betoken
- connote
- denote
- designate
- determine
- drive at
- express
- foreshadow
- foretell
- herald
- hint at
- imply
- import
- indicate
- intimate
- involve
- name
- point to
- portend
- presage
- promise
- purport
- represent
- say
- speak of
- spell
- stand for
- suggest
- symbolize
- tell the meaning of
- touch on
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