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Denotation refers to the literal, dictionary definition of a word—the explicit meaning without any emotional or cultural associations. Connotation, on the other hand, encompasses the emotional and cultural implications that a word carries beyond its denotative meaning; it includes the feelings or ideas that the word evokes in addition to its straightforward definition. For example, the word "home" denotes a physical dwelling but connotes warmth, safety, and belonging. Understanding both aspects is essential for effective communication and interpretation of language.
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What is the literary term for the feeling a word carries?
conotation
Which is a negative conotation of the word brave?
foolhardy: wreckless
Is childish a positive or negative connonation?
That has a negative conotation.
What is the positive connotation of uncontrollable?
whats the positive conotation for uncontrollable
Which term is used for all the ideas and feeling the a word gives?
conotation
Which term is used for all of the ideas and feelings that a word gives?
conotation
Is random vibration free vibration?
no, random is opposite of free, its the inability of choices, freedom has a harmony conotation
What is the meaning of your a pistol?
Means similar to: You're really something. You're a live-wire. You're a character. (With a good conotation.)
What is the positive conotation of supportive?
supportive is a positive connotation, but you can use other words like reinforce, stand by, and other words pertaining to that nature
Why does indoctrination carry such a nagetive conotation?
It carrie a negitive connotation because of the prior knowledge that people have gain by being influenced in means of indoctrination. Wandile Ngubane DUT.
What does it mean when someone sends you reply in email saying 'you are too much' other than this email did not have negative conotation?
"Too much" as a slang term means very impressive, remarkable or interesting.
What is conotation?
The associated or secondary meaning of a word or expression in addition to its explicit or primary meaning. For example, "homeless" means to be without a home, but it will evoke negative connotations because it isn't good to be homeless.
