Object

• something: However, ' a work of art ' , etc. also connotes something that has achieved a certain cultural status.

• degree: The latitude connotes the appropriate degree of deference by court to public body.

• idea: By making, we connote the idea of a process by which a material, anthropogenically, is transformed into something else.

• thing: The accompanying text ' Copyright 1924 MG Sports Cars ' at first seems inconsequential but on closer inspection connotes many different things.

• meaning: Likewise, in the contemporary USA or UK, the house frame can connote different meaning for property speculators and homeless persons.

Modifying Another Word

• also: However, ' a work of art ' , etc. also connotes something that has achieved a certain cultural status.

• not: By itself, of course, the word eimi does not connote eternal preexistence.

• necessarily: Neither in Hebrew nor in English does the word necessarily connote a making out of nothing.

• often: Specific body alterations often connote social as well as spiritual status.

• always: Kneeling especially by no means always connotes supreme adoration.

• positively: Listen out for them and see how often you hear them being used to positively connote someone's behavior or choices.