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Definitions from the WebConnotationNoun: 1. An idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning. Example sentence: The word "cheap" has a negative connotation, suggesting low quality or poor value. Related products: Verb: 1. To imply or suggest additional meaning beyond the literal definition of a word or phrase. Example sentence: The author purposefully chose the words to connote a sense of excitement and anticipation. Related products: Adjective: 1. Describing the emotional associations that a word carries. Example sentence: The connotative meaning of the word "home" can differ for each person, evoking warmth, safety, or nostalgia. Related products: | ||||
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