Sentence examples for word denotes from inspiring English sources

"For me the word denotes a lesser genre.

In native parlance, the word denotes Manhattan below Fourteenth Street.

"The word denotes essentially the combination of all conceivable materials for artistic purposes," he said.

The government's strikes may have been retaliatory, except that word denotes a reaction to something; it implies a starting point.

Whether it's a blend or any other type of neologism, it helps if the word denotes something new.

The word word denotes ambiguously both the oral form and the written form, and so people may confuse them.

"Pribaoutki" takes its title from a word denoting Russian verse akin to the English limerick.

Originally, the word denoted any portion of a wall above the main cornice.

It was a heavily loaded word, denoting not just musical rigour but burning ambition and political danger.

In Bengal the word denoted a hereditary tax collector who could retain 10 percent of the revenue he collected.

Now, as of January 1 , 2012 "mademoiselle" — the French word denoting an unmarried woman — has been prohibited by the Breton municipality of Cesson-Sévigné.