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denote
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
denote
(verb)
denote
/dɪ
ˈ
noʊt/
verb
denotes
;
denoted
;
denoting
denote
/dɪ
ˈ
noʊt/
verb
denotes
;
denoted
;
denoting
Britannica Dictionary definition of DENOTE
[
+ object
]
formal
1
of a word
:
to have (something) as a meaning
:
to mean (something)
The word “derby” can
denote
a horse race or a kind of hat.
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connote
2
:
to show, mark, or be a sign of (something)
The symbol * next to a name
denotes
[=
indicates
] a contest finalist.
Her death
denoted
the end of an era.
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