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Connotation

Definition: Connotation refers to the emotional or cultural associations that a word carries, beyond its literal meaning.

Examples:

  • Noun: The word "home" has a positive connotation as it generally evokes feelings of warmth and security.
  • Verb: Using the phrase "to explore" in a sentence adds a sense of curiosity and excitement.
  • Adjective: The term "eccentric" often carries a connotation of being unconventional or quirky.
  • Adverb: "She spoke slowly," implies a connotation of thoughtfulness or careful consideration in her speech.

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