Synonym: intension. Similar words: denotation, confrontation, connection, innovation, agitation, limitation, invitation, delectation. Meaning: [‚kɒnəʊ'teɪʃn] 
n. 1. what you must know in order to determine the reference of an expression 2. an idea that is implied or suggested.
n. 1. what you must know in order to determine the reference of an expression 2. an idea that is implied or suggested. 
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212, Because this must grind seriously, read advertisement, discern true bogus, the connotation of anatomize advertisement word.
213, Yet its internality and tendency of spiritualization endow the principal poetics with a modern connotation.
214, This paper analyses the conception and the connotation of cannibalization of perishable high tech product in high velocity market.
215, The three camphors are umbrage left by mother, who gave personalized connotation to them.
216, Spleen-stomach theory is the important content in TCM doctrine, whose connotation includes physiology, causa morbi, disease mechanism and prevention of diseases, etc.
217, Debussy music and Impressionist paintings of artistic pursuit, and cultural connotation and Aesthetic is an example.
218, Starting from the living wisdom of wild gooses, this paper points out that the library should learn the wild goose spirit and cultivate more abundant connotation of professional spirit.
219, Sons and Lovers has a deep connotation of the Biblical culture.
More similar words: denotation, confrontation, connection, innovation, agitation, limitation, invitation, delectation, nation-state, affectation, orientation, presentation, constitutional convention, argumentation, interpretation, representation, implementation, rehabilitation, transportation, prestidigitation, conservation, conversation, concentration, confederation, consideration, reconciliation, questionnaire, ratification, gratification, ostentatious.