Sentence examples for precisely connotes from inspiring English sources

The original term was Baka-yoke, but as this more precisely connotes "fool-proofing" (or "idiot proofing") the name was modified to the more companionable Poka-yoke.

BarkPark is exactly what its name connotes.

In the case of proper names, where the terms do not connote, as in 'Cicero is Cicero', the individual denoted by the one term is precisely that denoted by the other, and so its truth is again verbal.

It connotes timelessness.

Bog, meaning "riches," connotes grain.

Precisely, precisely.

That connotes a rebuilding mode.

It connotes dignity and honor.

Why, precisely?

Precisely none.

"The word connotes mobility and freedom".