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Term: Connotative of Predicate

Definition:

Connotative of Predicate refers to the implicit or emotional meaning associated with a predicate within a sentence or phrase. It describes the feelings, ideas, or associations that a predicate can evoke, beyond its literal or denotative meaning.

Examples:

• Adjective Sense: In the sentence "The house is cozy," the word "cozy" has a connotative predicate, as it suggests warmth and comfort.
• Noun Sense: In the sentence "Her singing commands attention," the word "commands" has a connotative predicate, implying authority and power.
• Verb Sense: In the sentence "His laugh resonates joy," the word "resonates" has a connotative predicate, expressing the idea of a deep and impactful sound.

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