| As precise definitions of words do not translate well from one language to another, words connoting latria and dulia vary from one language to another. |
| In later times the definitions were almost reversed, with arrangement connoting musical liberty in elaboration or simplification. |
| There are fewer difficulties with this phrase, connoting as it does a genuine fear or apprehension of physical or psychological violence. |
| His engineering research involves the design of actuators made of shape memory alloys and the specialized development of next-generation sensing and actuation systems emphasizing tune and subtle motion connoting empathy. |
| Surprisingly, in the discussion, diversity was not used in utilitarian terms as connoting a source of dynamic efficiency in modern socio-economies and polities. |
| Locally, the terra may he used disparagingly connoting ignorance and unsophistication. |
