| To defeat such a policy Anson's constitution and the strategy it connoted were thoroughly well adapted and easy to work. |
| When this was connoted to her she could scarcely keep her temper within the bounds of maternal tenderness. |
| Originally, this word connoted precisely the opposite of what it has come to mean. |
| Almost always used by outsiders rather than inhabitants of the communities so labeled, the term connoted both poverty and deviance. |
| And although shingled hair was wildly popular in the period, it still seems to have connoted rejection of traditional relationships. |
| In the years immediately following Christ's resurrection, alleluia particularly connoted praise for Jesus' victory over death. |
