How Do You Spell CONNOTE?

Pronunciation: [kənˈə͡ʊt] (IPA)

The word "connote" is spelled phonetically as /kəˈnoʊt/. It is derived from the Latin word "connotare," which means "to mark together." The stress is on the second syllable, and it is pronounced with a long "o" sound in the first syllable. The spelling follows English language rules regarding the use of "e" to indicate a long vowel sound, and the use of "o" in unstressed syllables to indicate a short vowel sound. Proper use of spelling and phonetic transcription ensures clear communication and understanding of language.

CONNOTE Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "connote" refers to the act of suggesting or implying a specific meaning or association in addition to the explicit or primary one. It is commonly used to describe the underlying or secondary connotations that a word, phrase, or symbol carries in addition to its literal meaning. When something is said to connote something else, it means that it is indirectly expressing or hinting at certain qualities, emotions, or ideas related to the primary meaning.

   Connotation goes beyond the objective or denotative definition of a term, tapping into the realm of subjective interpretations and cultural contexts. It involves the emotional, cultural, or social undertones that a word embodies, often influencing the way it is perceived or understood by individuals or groups. These connotations can be positive, negative, or neutral, and they can vary across different contexts and cultures.

   For instance, the word "home" may connote a sense of safety, comfort, and belonging for many people, while "confinement" may connote a negative or restrictive atmosphere. Similarly, colors like red can connote passion or danger, while blue may connote tranquility or sadness.

   In summary, "connote" refers to the process of suggesting or evoking additional meanings or associations beyond the literal definition of a word or symbol. It encompasses the subjective, emotional, and cultural undertones that shape the interpretative landscape of language.

2. To imply; to include; to betoken.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for CONNOTE *

• donnot 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for CONNOTE

• foonote
• counte
• cnnot
• nnote
• annote
• connotate
• contate
• connet
• concite
• connoly
• cannoty
• coninute
• cannote
• conotes
• condome
• connecte
• conneted
• cannoe
• cannott
• coniute
• contole
• cannoth
• connct
• conote
• conrete
• connoct
• consite
• connot
• conoe
• phonnote
• collote
• connlle
• concot
• donnate
• conntes
• conmute
• cannotes
• conpete
• connetc
• connor
• connose
• connate
• Zonnite
• cohnite
• Corntte
• honnore
• sonnoe
• connotez
• conste
• oneNote
• connatel
• Zonnete
• Cownte
• Cowntte
• Monnete
• bonmoote
• Hennolte
• Conncoler
• cannyte
• congoue
• Chonnite
• Consete
• Connoul
• Confobe
• contste
• Connocie
• connott
• honnoty
• Nonnete
• Toneete

Etymology of CONNOTE

The word "connote" can be traced back to the Latin word "connotare", which is a combination of "con-" (meaning "together") and "notare" (meaning "to mark" or "to note"). It was first used in English in the 1660s, derived from the French word "connoter" which had a similar meaning. The term refers to the act of implying or suggesting something in addition to the literal or primary meaning of a word or expression.

Similar spelling words for CONNOTE

• Quandy,
• inter-county,
• kannada,
• Kenwood,
• quint,
• Canda,
• kent-his,
• keened,
• comte,
• kinda,
• Kenyatta,
• WGNT,
• gand,
• CNDO/S,
• county-based,
• Gwennetta,
• CONAD,
• un-kind,
• Kind-spoken,
• Cunette,
• cant,
• Conite,
• gannet,
• Kennady,
• AECL-CANDU,
• Queenhood,
• Conned,
• Cannot,
• machine-gunned,
• 10-count,
• Gondi,
• CUENOT,
• gonad,
• khanty-mansi,
• Quanta,
• Quinate,
• rock-candy,
• Kennedie,
• Cnidae,
• TRANS-CONT,
• cowhand,
• Cand,
• kaunda,
• Coendou,
• CUGNID,
• Cnida,
• coontie,
• Quant,
• conto,
• GWENET,
• CNTA,
• comate,
• Gwiniad,
• Can't,
• LCI-CNDO,
• re-gained,
• Conetta,
• counter,
• CWND,
• Canaday,
• CONDY,
• COMMUTER-CANADA,
• candy-scented,
• CNDO/F,
• CNAHT,
• Kennett,
• CONTD,
• Kentt,
• QUANTT,
• Kinta,
• conate,
• CONT,
• cnut,
• Kinit,
• Quinto,
• Queened,
• can't-miss,
• gaunt,
• Kendia,
• KINTE,
• kente,
• GONT,
• kannada-speaking,
• Kennette,
• Gwenita,
• Conida,
• CONAT,
• kandu,
• D-QUANT,
• Gunde,
• a-kind,
• city/county,
• Kindi,
• KIIND,
• no-count,
• first-of-its-kind,
• SKYCRAFT-CANADA,
• Kennt,
• KINET,
• CONDE,
• conneaut,
• CONITTA,
• kainite,
• ConEd,
• kandy,
• gunto,
• cuneate,
• Cognati,
• JTF-CND,
• re-conned,
• Queint,
• Canady,
• Conteh,
• CANDU-BLW,
• county-level,
• CNDO/BW,
• Quinnat,
• Kaandi,
• candy-cane,
• Kento,
• cjnt-dt,
• goonda,
• Gyanda,
• canid,
• Caned,
• SURVEY-CANADA,
• CNDD,
• Khanate,
• canada,
• gound,
• CCNET,
• Candie,
• C3NET,
• CNT,
• CNDO/SWW,
• conti,
• Candy-tuft,
• WGNTE,
• kent-hi,
• gandy,
• Kainit,
• Kenadee,
• Kanta,
• ganoid,
• Kainate,
• CANTI,
• canned-laughter,
• ganoidei,
• Gunda,
• KINT,
• Khond,
• cunt,
• county-owned,
• CONAIR-CANADA,
• KOANDA,
• county-by-county,
• candy-coating,
• candy-striped,
• out-gunned,
• candy,
• kent,
• canidae,
• CONIT,
• county-agent,
• CU2NITE,
• kendo,
• CNDO/FK,
• QND,
• conoid,
• Ganit,
• CANDU-BLWR,
• CANDU,
• UK/CONT,
• GANDA,
• in-kind,
• CNTY,
• commute,
• Coined,
• Kind-heartedness,
• Kaneeta,
• KONT,
• Gwenda,
• CANAD,
• Kynda,
• Gunadhya,
• CANDU-PHWR,
• Kineta,
• kennedia,
• CONDU,
• QUANTY,
• CND,
• one-of-a-kind,
• gunite,
• Kind-hearted,
• cognate,
• Candia,
• S/CONT,
• Khandi,
• Quinta,
• Kenyada,
• GHNET,
• CANDU-BHWR,
• cando,
• CONHD,
• county-wide,
• WKEND,
• home-canned,
• CCND3,
• condo,
• Kand,
• Gwenette,
• Quent,
• CNDO/IP,
• quanti-pirquet,
• Connate-perfoliate,
• qanat,
• Cund,
• gowned,
• keynote-address,
• Count-wheel,
• chianti,
• cotton-candy,
• candy-coat,
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• CNWDI,
• cornet,
• Gundi,
• Gwinnett,
• KINDW,
• count,
• seven-county,
• canta,
• CNATTU,
• candy-coated,
• connate,
• CANDU-PHW,
• five-county,
• Kinetta,
• 14-count,
• CNET,
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• county-seat,
• Kenned,
• cahnite,
• goundou,
• canned,
• Kandee,
• Ginnet,
• Kanti,
• gond,
• Coendoo,
• GINTA,
• candy-colored,
• Gwynedd,
• Gwynda,
• quoined,
• WCND,
• CANEDO,
• candy-store,
• kindy,
• HQNTE,
• conidia,
• Ginnette,
• WGUNT,
• Gwenetta,
• Ginned,
• GANT,
• Gonidia,
• CNT1,
• canute,
• Ginette,
• connett,
• Kandie,
• counter-,
• candy-coats,
• Quannet,
• three-county,
• nine-county,
• conaty,
• Gantt,
• khanty,
• CONDI,
• Kendi,
• quaint,
• canty,
• gandhi,
• CNATT,
• county,
• Kandi,
• CCND2,
• head-count,
• gunned,
• Kenda,
• Canoed,
• Kinate,
• kind,
• condie,
• Cond,
• gounod,
• six-county,
• Kenedi,
• CANDU-BHW,
• Kondo,
• Candee,
• Kyannite,
• Kennedey,
• ghent,
• Canetti,
• four-county,
• QNTI,
• CCND1,
• kant,
• Ginetta,
• re-count,
• kennedy,
• candy-apple,
• NRTS/COND,
• Gahnite,
• konyaite,
• Konite,
• kennywood,
• Rug-gowned,
• Kennet,
• kenyata,
• khnate,
• Gained,
• Candi,
• canto,
• KHND,
• Gannett,
• Conte,
• C2GNT,
• Kenyetta,
• blood-count,
• kyanite,
• kennedya,
• keynote,
• CNA/CND.

Conjugate verb Connote

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have connoted

you would have connoted

he/she/it would have connoted

we would have connoted

they would have connoted

I would have connote

you would have connote

he/she/it would have connote

we would have connote

they would have connote

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been connoting

you would have been connoting

he/she/it would have been connoting

we would have been connoting

they would have been connoting

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would connote

you would connote

he/she/it would connote

we would connote

they would connote

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be connoting

you would be connoting

he/she/it would be connoting

we would be connoting

they would be connoting

FUTURE

I will connote

you will connote

he/she/it will connote

we will connote

they will connote

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be connoting

you will be connoting

he/she/it will be connoting

we will be connoting

they will be connoting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have connoted

you will have connoted

he/she/it will have connoted

we will have connoted

they will have connoted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been connoting

you will have been connoting

he/she/it will have been connoting

we will have been connoting

they will have been connoting

IMPERATIVE

you connote

we let´s connote

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to connote

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was connoting

you were connoting

he/she/it was connoting

we were connoting

they were connoting

PAST PARTICIPLE

connoted

PAST PERFECT

I had connoted

you had connoted

he/she/it had connoted

we had connoted

they had connoted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been connoting

you had been connoting

he/she/it had been connoting

we had been connoting

they had been connoting

PRESENT

I connote

you connote

he/she/it connotes

we connote

they connote

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am connoting

you are connoting

he/she/it is connoting

we are connoting

they are connoting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

connoting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have connoted

you have connoted

he/she/it has connoted

we have connoted

they have connoted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been connoting

you have been connoting

he/she/it has been connoting

we have been connoting

they have been connoting

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it connote

SIMPLE PAST

I connoted

you connoted

he/she/it connoted

we connoted

they connoted