denote
31denote — v. a. Signify, mean, imply, betoken, indicate, typify, note, mark, designate, point out …
32denote — verb 1) the headdresses denoted warriors Syn: designate, indicate, be a mark of, signify, signal, symbolize, represent, mean; typify, characterize, distinguish, mark, identify 2) his manner denoted an inner strength …
33denote — v 1. indicate, show, point out; signify, mark, note; symbolize, betoken, represent, stand for, typify. 2. mean, denominate, designate, name; connote, allude, bring to mind; imply, suggest, intimate …
34denote — de·note …
35denote — verb Syn: indicate, be a mark of, signify, signal, designate, symbolize, represent …
36denote — de•note [[t]dɪˈnoʊt[/t]] v. t. not•ed, not•ing 1) to be a mark or sign of; indicate: A fever often denotes an infection[/ex] 2) to be a name or designation for; mean 3) to represent by a symbol; stand as a symbol for • Etymology: 1585–95; < MF …
37denote — /dəˈnoʊt / (say duh noht) verb (t) (denoted, denoting) 1. to be a mark or sign of; indicate: a quick pulse often denotes fever. 2. to be a name or designation for. 3. to represent by a symbol; stand as a symbol for. {French dénoter, from Latin… …
38denote — v.tr. 1 be a sign of; indicate (the arrow denotes direction). 2 (usu. foll. by that + clause) mean, convey. 3 stand as a name for; signify. Derivatives: denotation n. denotative adj. Etymology: F deacutenoter or f. L denotare (as DE , notare mark …
39connote, denote — Denote means simply to convey information. Connote describes additional aspects that follow from what is denoted. My frown as I approach the house might denote to an interested onlooker that I am unhappy, but connote that I have just spotted… …
40connote, denote — Denote means simply to convey information. Connote describes additional aspects that follow from what is denoted. My frown as I approach the house might denote to an interested onlooker that I am unhappy, but connote that I have just spotted… …
