Denote

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 129
de-not', v.t. to note or mark off to indicate by a sign to signify or mean (log to indicate the objects comprehended in a cla — n. Denotation. [L. denoto— intensive, and no to, to mark -nota, a mark or sign. See Note.] Denouement, de-nOB'mong, the unravelling of a plot or story: the i ue, event, or outcome. [Fr. deuoner, to untie de, priv., and nouer to tie—I. nodus, a knot.] Denounce, de-nowns', v to inform against or accuse publicly [Fr. denoncer— L. deuuncin — de, intensive, and nuncio, to announce.] Denouncement, de-now ns'ment Same as Deniinoiatlon
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