connote
/kəˈnɒt, ˈkɒnət/Definitions
1. verb
to have or be associated with a particular connotation, especially one that is not explicitly stated
“The phrase ‘new and improved’ connotes a sense of quality and reliability.”
2. verb
to imply or suggest (something) without expressing it directly
“The company’s logo connotes a sense of luxury and sophistication.”
3. noun
a connotation or implication, especially one that is not explicitly stated
“The advertisement’s connotations of happiness and freedom are clear.”