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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
connotate .
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Examples
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For Josiah Childs 'outfit was all their actions connotated.
THE PRODIGAL FATHER 2010
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"Ignorant" is always a negatively-connotated word, but of course, all it means is that nobody's ever told them, so let me shed some light.
Archive 2008-04-01 SVGL 2008
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Any one could read her question and imagine her asking it in a snide, sly, uppity, snotty, etc, etc negatively connotated fashion, whether she meant it that way or not.
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I found your observations very stimulating, especially the one on black women: it could lead to a discussion on how the racially connotated women lose their gender except for mail-order brides, maybe, how “asian people all look the same to me” etc.
“MOST OF THE PEOPLE IN AMERICA ARE N——” » Sociological Images 2008
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The British have contributed greatly to the nuanced and connotated ways in which we speak.
Ten Things Tuesday: Expressions « The Life and Times of Organic Mama 2007
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Predication by essence shows a partial identity between subject and predicate, which share some, but not all, metaphysical component parts, and does not require that the form connotated by the predicate-term be directly present in the essence denotated by the subject-term.
William Penbygull Conti, Alessandro 2006
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If the form connotated by the predicate-term is intrinsic to the nature of the subject, then the predication is a case of formal essential predication, while if it is extrinsic, the predication is a case of formal accidental predication.
William Penbygull Conti, Alessandro 2006
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On the other hand, the proposition identifies only one of these properties, that signified by the predicate-term (in our example the property of being white), which is formally different from the form of whitness connotated by the predicate-term.
Paul of Venice Conti, Alessandro 2005
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Also, as to the distinct meaning of the word: the institution itself is quite different in France from what it connotated? in Pushkin times in Tsarskoe Selo.
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To his mind the word rompers connotated a garment extraneously smeared, as this one.
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