The tense of the word translated as crucified specifically denotes a complete act with continuing consequences, emphasizing the importance of the event.

She would later rule alongside him as a consors, a title specifically denoting her informal power and influence, as opposed to a mere coniunx, "wife."

(The program does not specifically denote which actors play which roles.)

A similar term which is applied differently is autophagy, which specifically denotes the normal process of self-degradation by cells.

The question is where the buck stops, as Wilberforce suggests in reminding us that "auteur" denotes specifically authorship of a work.

Although typically applied to women, like English, it is also applied to men, in both cases specifically denoting absence of sexual experience.

To specifically denote the absence of a vowel, a hôshonto (্) may be written underneath the consonant.

In this context, it specifically denotes the period of the individual's artistic activity, not just the known existence of the artist, which might differ significantly.

Non-specific usage is significantly less common than the use of the term to specifically denote the great "divine sparks" (see above).

A transcription that specifically denotes only phonological contrasts may be enclosed in slashes "/ /" instead.