How to pronounce “connotes” in English

And it connotes awareness, attention, and remembering.

of crisis the use of the phrase inherent power connotes extra constitutionalism but Truman never suggested that the

because dolor in Spanish, it connotes physical pain, emotional pain.

call public goods except the word public goods doesn't really make sense anymore because the word public goods the term connotes that there is something

And the word "theories" gets a bum wrap with managers, because the word "theory" is associated with the word "theoretical," which connotes impractical.

I says, it's a jinx, because the Sears name connotes that a terrorist attack is going to-- you need a positive name.

He wrote, many years ago, that the term "value investing" typically connotes the "purchase of stocks having attributes such as low ratio of price

And I should also point out the other thing that I hear often, when we're talking about personal brand, is sometimes, for some people, it connotes phoniness or