Connote (to ) conjugation

English
22 examples
This verb can also mean the following: possess, express, imply as a logical consequence, signify beyond its literal, imply, express without overt reference, require, signify, possess an inseparable related condition, require as a logical predicate to consequence

Conjugation of connote

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
connote
connote
connotes
connote
connote
connote
Future Simple
will connote
will connote
will connote
will connote
will connote
will connote
Past Simple
connoted
connoted
connoted
connoted
connoted
connoted
Conditional Simple
would connote
would connote
would connote
would connote
would connote
would connote
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am connoting
are connoting
is connoting
are connoting
are connoting
are connoting
Future Progressive
will be connoting
will be connoting
will be connoting
will be connoting
will be connoting
will be connoting
Past Progressive
was connoting
were connoting
was connoting
were connoting
were connoting
were connoting
Conditional Progressive
would be connoting
would be connoting
would be connoting
would be connoting
would be connoting
would be connoting
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have connoted
have connoted
has connoted
have connoted
have connoted
have connoted
Future Perfect
will have connoted
will have connoted
will have connoted
will have connoted
will have connoted
will have connoted
Past Perfect
had connoted
had connoted
had connoted
had connoted
had connoted
had connoted
Conditional Perfect
would have connoted
would have connoted
would have connoted
would have connoted
would have connoted
would have connoted
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been connoting
have been connoting
has been connoting
have been connoting
have been connoting
have been connoting
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been connoting
will have been connoting
will have been connoting
will have been connoting
will have been connoting
will have been connoting
Past Perfect Progressive
had been connoting
had been connoting
had been connoting
had been connoting
had been connoting
had been connoting
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been connoting
would have been connoting
would have been connoting
would have been connoting
would have been connoting
would have been connoting

Examples of connote

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"connote a fairly well-developed cognitive array.
"whose rhapsodic gestures connote optimism
And so do you think Gacy did this on purpose to connote evil?
I mean to connote despair, not flattery.
You know, Scully, hypertrichosis does not connote lycanthropy.
"connote a fairly well-developed cognitive array.
"whose rhapsodic gestures connote optimism
And so do you think Gacy did this on purpose to connote evil?
I mean to connote despair, not flattery.
You know, Scully, hypertrichosis does not connote lycanthropy.
A deal connotes reaching some point of equality.
Because it scares kids and it connotes evil.
I happen not to be, but inasmuch as this ceremony connotes... an abandonment of ritual... in the search for truth...
Is an experiment it connotes a persistent desire ... Giving a show ... to the public.
It connotes joyous amazement.
A deal connotes reaching some point of equality.
Because it scares kids and it connotes evil.
I happen not to be, but inasmuch as this ceremony connotes... an abandonment of ritual... in the search for truth...
Is an experiment it connotes a persistent desire ... Giving a show ... to the public.
It connotes joyous amazement.
Grand Guignol connoting the sanguinary.
Grand Guignol connoting the sanguinary.

More English verbs

Related

Not found
We have none.

Similar

Not found
We have none.

Similar but longer

Not found
We have none.

Random

confide in
confide in
conglaciate
conglaciate
conglutinate
conglutinate
congree
congree
conjure
conjure
connex
connex
connotate
connotate
conquassate
conquassate
consecute
consecute
constrict
constrict

Other English verbs with the meaning similar to '':

None found.
Learning languages?