Examples of using Connotes in English and their translations into Croatian
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The motto connotes the words that immediately precede.
Maya says congratulations, but it's in a tone that connotes disinterest.
It connotes the arrangement of energies, and this, plus life and motion, is the mechanism of creature existence.
Carla, if you had any sense of style, the very best of taste.you would know that a simple name connotes.
Religion is the divine embrace of cosmic values and connotes eternal progression in spiritual ascension and expansion.
I agreed to perform it. an abandonment of ritual… I happen not to be,but inasmuch as this ceremony connotes… in the search for truth.
I happen not to be,but inasmuch as this ceremony connotes… an abandonment of ritual… in the search for truth… I agreed to perform it.
Carla, if you had any sense of style,you would know that a simple name connotes the very best of taste.
But the volitional act promulgating finite reality connotes a qualification of absoluteness and implies the appearance of relativities.
Understanding connotes that these recognized sensory impressions and their associated memory patterns have become integrated or organized into a dynamic network of principles.
The concept of the I AM connotes unqualified infinity, the undifferentiated reality of all that could ever be in all of an infinite eternity.
Mind always connotes the presence-activity of living ministry plus varied energy systems, and this is true of all levels and of all kinds of mind.
The term pluripotent connotes the ability of a cell to give rise to multiple cell types, including all three embryonic lineages forming the body's organs, nervous system, skin, muscle and skeleton.
The extension of this concept connotes the universe force-space potential inherent in the functional totality of the Unqualified Absolute, while the intension of this concept implies the totality of cosmic reality- universes- which emanated eternitywise from the never-beginning, never-ending, never-moving, never-changing Isle of Paradise.
The extension of this concept connotes the universeˆ forceˆ-spaceˆ potential inherent in the functional totality of the Unqualified Absoluteˆˆ, while the intension of this concept implies the totality of cosmic reality- universesˆ- which emanated eternitywise from the never-beginning, never-ending, never-moving, never-changing Isle of Paradiseˆˆ.
What does the word"affair" connote for you that"relationship" doesn't?
Did I just use the word connote" correctly?
Black, then.- Connoting foreboding and malevolence.
A mop is propped against a wall connoting the utility of an exhibition space that so often presents itself as a creative or metaphorical site of aesthetic escape.
An isolated and purely selfish pleasure may connote a virtual devaluation of meanings, a meaningless enjoyment bordering on relative evil.
After 1918, the political context had changed andGornji grad ceases to be a frequent symbol in politically connoted literature.
And conflict persists only in the face of refusal to espouse the higher values connoted in superior meanings.
They volunteer to indwell human beings, they lay plans for man's eternal career, they adapt, modify, and substitute in accordance with circumstances,and these activities connote genuine volition.
Wide assortment of offer, that among other ranges from elaborating the vision, through producing conceptual designs andproject documentation, to construction works, connote rapid delivery of high quality services and products.
Eternity and infinity connote a level of deity reality which time-space creatures cannot comprehend.
However, the sharp angles of the ends of the bolted structure connote the cross angularities of the work conceived for a Church installation project in Cologne, where it will be shown after its first appearance as part of the Zagreb project.