connotes
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo imply or suggest (something) in addition to the literal or primary meaning.
The word 'mother' connotes warmth and nurturing.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo suggest a particular meaning or feeling; imply.
For many, the color red connotes passion or danger.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo extend the meaning of a word or phrase.
The term 'classical' connotes a certain level of sophistication and timelessness.
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3 Interior Designers Transform The Same Abandoned Victorian Living Room | Architectural Digest
- I love a sectional sofa in a space that doesn't have a TV because what it connotes is everyone is together having a shared experience talking to each other.
I love a sectional sofa in a space that doesn't have a TV because what it connotes is everyone is together having a shared experience talking to each other.
- I love a sectional sofa in a space that doesn't have a TV because what it connotes is everyone is together having a shared experience talking to each other.
I love a sectional sofa in a space that doesn't have a TV because what it connotes is everyone is together having a shared experience talking to each other.
The Secret Science Of Advertising
- Red connotes action, excitement, and youth. Green implies freshness, growth, and health. Blue shows trust, confidence, and security.
Red connotes action, excitement, and youth. Green implies freshness, growth, and health. Blue shows trust, confidence, and security.
Joe Plumeri: "The Power of Being Yourself" | Talks at Google
- connotes that a terrorist attack is going
connotes that a terrorist attack is going