Oddly enough, the same gesture is also used to denote bank managers, estate agents, lawyers, and football team managers. |
The totality of living organisms is the biosphere, although this term is also used to denote the environment inhabited by living organisms. |
The meteorologists who make TV weather maps might denote heavy rainfall with one color and light rainfall with another. |
By 1400 the meaning had broadened to indicate somewhere muddy, and over time came to denote something that was soggy, mushy, splashy or slushy. |
But does a well-stocked video collection denote a cinephile or just a videophile? |
A light burned outside the door of the aumbry to denote the presence of the sacrament. |