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Connotate

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Con´no`tate    (kǒn´nô`tāt)
v. t.1.To connote; to suggest or designate (something) as additional; to include; to imply.
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The same words are used, the same denotates - but it cannot be proven that the same connotates, the same experiences, emotions and sensations are being discussed or communicated.
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The first trick, to give an example, offers the following series of the Ach, out of which the last one does not connotate elegiac lament, but spontaneous horror: Flattern auf und in die Hoh, Ach herrje, herrjemine
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