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connotative of

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Adj.1.connotative of - of or relating to a connotation
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connotative - having the power of implying or suggesting something in addition to what is explicit


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[5] But, while linking the mother to Ramses II seems to release her from being the feminized object of white masculine authority, there is some indication that Douglass's notion of Ramses II may well have been connotative of femininity.
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