What is a sentence for denotation?

Answer 1

Denotation is a word that is used to describe indication of a process through reference to a word or a symbol. A sentence with the word denotation would be, "Besides there varied denotations, the artists found a point of agreement."

Answer 2

Denotation has several meanings. One of these is the act of denoting. Thus,

"The denotation for the vertices of a polygon is usually a set of upper case (capital) letters while lower case letter are used to denote sides."

Answer 3

In English (and most other languages), words have two meanings. One is called the denotation-- the dictionary meaning; and the other is called the connotation-- the cultural meaning. The denotation is generally neutral, a definition that often does not tell you whether the culture thinks this word is positive or negative. For example, the denotation of the word "fat" is: obese or overweight. But in many cultures, this word has a negative connotation, because those cultures prefer people who are thin.

Answer 4

The explicit or direct meaning or something as in Poodle, which is the denotation of a certain breed of dog.

Answer 5

The denotation of "home" is a place where one lives, however the there is a plethora of connotations for this word, like cozy or comfortable or safe etc.

Answer 6

It means the exact definition of a word like from a dictionary.

Answer 7

Denotation means, essentially, the most specific or literal meaning of a word. An example sentence is: The denotation of the word flower would be the plant.

Answer 8

A sentence for denotation is:

The denotation of the the word myraid is a very great number of people or things.

Answer 9

The word "weed" has the denotation of a plant that is not wanted.