Definition
Definition of connoted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
meaningRare associated with additional meaningRare
- The connoted symbolism in the painting was profound.
2.
implicationRare implied or suggested indirectlyRare
- The connoted meaning of his words was clear to everyone.
Origin of connoted
Latin, connotare (to mark along with)
Examples of connoted in a sentence
Her speech was filled with connoted references to historical events. The connoted message was not lost on the audience. Her smile connoted a hidden agenda.
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- French:connoté, suggéré, ...
- German:assoziiert, konnotiert, ...
- Italian:associato, implicito, ...
- Spanish:connotado, implícito, ...
- Portuguese:conotado, implícito, ...
- Chinese:隐含的, 暗示的, ...
- Japanese:関連付けられた, 暗示された, ...
- Arabic:ذو دلالة, مُلمَّح, ...
- Hebrew:מְרֻמָּז, מְשׁוּמָּע, ...
- Russian:связанный, скрытый, ...
- Ukrainian:пов'язаний, натякнутий, ...
- Hindi:संबद्ध, संकेतित, ...
Definition of connote - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
indicateintr. be a sign or indication of somethingintr.
- Her smile connoted her approval of the plan..
2.
semanticstr. imply or suggest an idea in addition to the literal meaningtr.
- The term 'modern' connotes progress and innovation..
Origin of connote
Latin, connotare (mark together)
Examples of connote in a sentence
His tone connoted a hidden meaning. The symbol connotes a deeper meaning. Her smile connotes happiness and satisfaction.
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- French:signifier, connoter, ...
- German:andeuten, konnotieren, ...
- Italian:connotare, ...
- Spanish:connotar, ...
- Portuguese:sugerir, conotar, ...
- Chinese:暗示, 意味着, ...
- Japanese:示す, 意味する, ...
- Arabic:دَلَّ, دَلَّ ضِمْنًا, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְמוֹז עַל, לְהִשְׁתַּמֵּעַ, ...
- Russian:означать, намекать, ...
- Ukrainian:вказувати, натякати, ...
- Hindi:संकेत करना, निहित करना, ...
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