The new, extended noir (it means "black" but carries the connotation of "dark") has shed its previous image of "somber, wicked, foul" even to the point of evil, exemplified by Satan, "Prince of Darkness".
Fatalismo--a belief that life is in God's hands, related to the English fatalism but without the connotation of despair or resignation--can also put Hispanic families at odds with hospice, at least initially.
The name comes from the wild type term in biology, which means that something exists naturally, but also has the connotation of animals roaming outside.
But chuan also has the connotation of spreading through a process of conduction.
A.M. Homes: Certainly the connotation of the word "suburbia" has changed profoundly.
"The connotation of Mercedes is, I think, engineering.
"We understand the connotation of taking something from the rich and giving it to the poor.
That word, countercultural, carries with it the connotation of liberal idealism and societal marginalia.
The connotation of a Maserati Quattroporte is, 'Oh god, I feel like a chocolate cone melting.' ".
The Greek word "hygieys" has the connotation of becoming whole.
Also, the connotation of the labels of the scale may 'distort' judgment [18], [19], [20].
