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Definition of Denote
1. Verb. Be a sign or indication of. "Her smile denoted that she agreed"
2. Verb. Have as a meaning. "`multi-' denotes `many' "
Exact synonyms: Refer
Generic synonyms: Intend, Mean, Signify, Stand For
Specialized synonyms: Convolute, Pervert, Sophisticate, Twist, Twist Around, Euphemise, Euphemize, Come Back, Hark Back, Recall, Return, Identify, Name, Apply, Slur, Express, State
Derivative terms: Denotation, Denotative, Denotative, Denotive, Reference, Reference
Generic synonyms: Intend, Mean, Signify, Stand For
Specialized synonyms: Convolute, Pervert, Sophisticate, Twist, Twist Around, Euphemise, Euphemize, Come Back, Hark Back, Recall, Return, Identify, Name, Apply, Slur, Express, State
Derivative terms: Denotation, Denotative, Denotative, Denotive, Reference, Reference
3. Verb. Make known; make an announcement. "She denoted her feelings clearly"
Exact synonyms: Announce
Generic synonyms: Inform
Specialized synonyms: Denounce, Meld, Report, Report, Blazon Out, Cry, Trump, Trump Out, Blare Out, Blat Out, Call Out, Advertise, Advertize, Publicise, Publicize, Post, Sound
Derivative terms: Announcer, Announcer, Annunciatory
Generic synonyms: Inform
Specialized synonyms: Denounce, Meld, Report, Report, Blazon Out, Cry, Trump, Trump Out, Blare Out, Blat Out, Call Out, Advertise, Advertize, Publicise, Publicize, Post, Sound
Derivative terms: Announcer, Announcer, Annunciatory
Definition of Denote
1. v. t. To mark out plainly; to signify by a visible sign; to serve as the sign or name of; to indicate; to point out; as, the hands of the clock denote the hour.
Definition of Denote
1. to indicate [v -NOTED, -NOTING, -NOTES] : DENOTIVE [adj] - See also: indicate
Lexicographical Neighbors of Denote
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