Denote

usgb/dɪˈnəʊt/
verb

To indicate or to be a sign of something.

The red line on the graph denotes the increase in temperature over time.
Visual representation of "denote" - To indicate or to be a sign of something

Often appears as...

  • denote a change
  • denote a relationship
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Visual Indicators

‘Denote’ is often used when something serves as a clear visual marker for a particular phenomenon or trend.

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The blue dot on the map denotes the location of the hospital.
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Imply Without Words

‘Denote’ implies communication of an idea or information without using words, especially in graphics or signals.

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A skull and crossbones denotes poison or danger.
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Complementary Use

Use 'denote' to complement factual descriptions in various texts to clarify or emphasize key information.

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Star symbols next to menu items denote the chef's special.
Visual representation of the word "Denote"

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