connoter
kɔnɔte
Definition Conjugation
Definition of connoter - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
sous-entenduRare évoquer ou suggérer quelque chose de manière indirecteRare
- Ce mot connote une idée de tristesse.
2.
linguistiqueTECH. ajouter un sens supplémentaire à un mot selon le contexteTECH.
- Le terme « foyer » connote la chaleur familiale.
Origin of connoter
latin, connotare (marquer) + connoter (sous-entendre)
Examples of connoter in a sentence
Ce geste connote un manque de respect. Ce mot connote souvent une idée négative dans ce contexte. Les couleurs vives peuvent connoter la joie ou l’énergie.
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- English:connote, imply additional meaning, ...
- German:konnotieren, mitschwingen, ...
- Italian:connotare, ...
- Spanish:connotar, ...
- Portuguese:conotar, ...
- Chinese:暗示, 带有...含义, ...
- Japanese:暗示する, 含意する, ...
- Arabic:أوحى, دلّ ضمناً, ...
- Hebrew:לְרַמֵּז, לְהוֹסִיף מַשְׁמָעוּת מֻסְתֶּרֶת, ...
- Russian:коннотировать, иметь дополнительный оттенок, ...
- Ukrainian:коннотативно позначати, коннотативно забарвлювати, ...
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