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Example sentences for: connotes

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In a culture in which the words "of our time" have become synonymous with "of the past year or so," overhype --a noun and verb meaning an excessive amount of hype , a term which itself connotes an excessive amount of orchestrated publicity--has evolved to describe one of the distinctive characteristics of our time.
gingerly Neither denotes nor connotes spice or snap or red hair, rather just their opposites: cautious, careful, wary.
U.S. officials hate this word because it connotes capitulation.
The Cartier name connotes luxurious objects, but none in particular.
One can readily assess the relative status of establishments that refer to themselves as Eats, Diner , or Restaurant . One can also assume that in the United States a pub is at least one step above a bar , although a saloon may be a par with a pub since it connotes by-gone as opposed to a British (and therefore old-world) elegance.