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Now the word "tolerance, " if you look at it in the dictionary, connotes allowing, indulging and enduring.

And thus the word Self no longer connotes separated identity , but infinite conscious Being .

As the benefits of certain foods are examined more closely, he says, "Maybe the definition will change as to what connotes a drug. "

At 2 per cent, however, "stall speed" connotes an inability to behave like the historical capitalistic model should.

Any institution connotes principles. Justice is the first sense of institution.

A concept and symbol that connotes nullity represents a qualitative advancement of the human capacity of abstraction.

Arguably the most powerful word on this list, the term "free" connotes the possibility of getting something for absolutely nothing.

For an example, look no further than Google. A name that connotes action and is a little quirky has a better chance of being remembered.

But what the word actually connotes is unknown to most laymen.

The word "control" is used advisedly because it connotes prevention as well as correction of unsafe conditions and circumstances.

The Great Game connotes dominance of one over the other.

It is his distresses and worries about the legal and moral decay that the theme of this novel connotes.

Whatever its origins, the term connotes humiliating domination by another person or group.

While labor activists refer to Longhua as a sweatshop, it hardly has the look of Dickensian squalor the term connotes.

The color of royalty, purple connotes luxury, wealth, and sophistication.

NET Framework types use a dot syntax naming scheme that connotes a hierarchy.

But just plain Chinese cabbage and bean curd connotes home sweet home for the Chinese.

It was also much less reactionary and impervious than that word connotes.

Tolerate, in its principal application to something other than pain, connotes reluctant acceptance despite reservations: Tolerate

Alleviate connotes temporary lessening of distress without removal of its cause: Alleviate

Alleviate connotes temporary lessening of distress without removal of its cause:

Manipulate connotes skillful or artful management, as of a tool or an instrument:

Conquest connotes subduing, subjugating, or achieving mastery or control over someone or something: Conquest

Faith connotes unquestioning, often emotionally charged belief:

Mount in this comparison connotes progressive climb to a higher level: Mount

Gain connotes considerable effort in surmounting obstacles:

Still implies lack of motion or disturbance; the term often connotes rest or tranquillity: Still

"Wall" is the metaphor of social rules and it connotes social rules' function of controlling human actions;

Laud connotes respectful or lofty, often inordinate praise:

Travail connotes arduous work involving pain or suffering:

Manly connotes qualities regarded as becoming to a man:

Lonely often connotes painful awareness of being alone:

wields a persuasive pen. It also connotes effectiveness in the exercise of intangibles such as authority or influence:

Sorrow connotes sadness caused by misfortune, affliction, or loss; it can also imply contrition