Definition of Connotation
suggested or implied meaning
Examples of Connotation in a sentence
Even though skinny technically means the same thing as slender, it has a connotation that is less favorable. π
While a dictionary may provide a standard definition of a word, it may not always reveal the usual connotation associated with it. π
No matter how you look at it, the word lucky will always have a positive connotation. π
Even though I called him a tricky little devil, I didnβt any critical connotation of the phrase. π
The connotation of some of the words he used in his speech led us to believe that he was taking a defensive stand on the issue. π
You can say youβre being selective in choosing your friends, but I believe that the word βsnobβ carries the true connotation for the way youβre acting. π
While eternity would seem to have a neutral connotation, there are sometimes when it implies something negative. π
Calling a job slave labor is only going to have a negative connotation. π
Back in the days of McCarthyism, the only color that typically had a negative connotation was red. π
Compared to other animals, the pig is unfortunate because it has a derogatory connotation when its name is associated with people. π
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