Sentence examples for this word connotes from inspiring English sources

This word connotes divine order, integrity, wholeness, and moral rectitude.

More generally, the word connotes the breaking of a magic spell.

They did not evolve — at least if that word connotes direction.

Café Philo is often described as a "salon". But that word connotes gatherings of intellectuals and "eminent" people, while the vision for Café Philo is more egalitarian.

Weber used the German word Entzauberung, translated into English as "disenchantment" but which literally means "de-magic-ation". More generally, the word connotes the breaking of a magic spell.

For some, the word connotes quackery.

For many people, the word connotes fighting or attacks or, at best, incivility.

I no longer call the things I believe "beliefs" because the word connotes too much rigidity and inflexibility to me.

AIPAC supporters say BDS is tantamount to calling for the destruction of Israel, but that word connotes a violent end.

Although the word connotes a throwaway servility, peons keep Mumbai commerce humming despite often maddening bureaucracy and gridlock that can border on the apocalyptic.

She calls her group a Maroon society, the word connoting, as she puts it, "freedom of expression, freedom of movement, freedom to express their African-ness".