connotatory

English

Etymology

From connote +‎ -atory.

Adjective

connotatory (not comparable)

1. Serving to connote.
   • 1998, Nicholas Cook, Analysing Musical Multimedia, page 119:

     He sees music as centrally combinatory and peripherally connotatory, whereas poetry is the other way round: music and poetry are in this sense mirror images of one another.