Connote (verb)

1. To suggest or imply something in addition to the literal or primary meaning of a word or phrase.
2. To have as a meaning in addition to the primary or literal meaning.

Origin:

From the latin connotare, meaning "to mark with a mark".

Examples:

1. The word "home" connotes warmth and security.
2. The color red connotes danger.
3. The phrase "a new dawn" connotes hope and a fresh start.
4. The word "king" connotes power and authority.
5. The phrase "a broken heart" connotes sadness and disappointment.