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Meanings of connotation in inglés
Cultural or emotional association that some word or phrase carries, in addition to the word's or phrase's explicit or literal meaning.
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Examples for "intension"
Examples for "intension"
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However, investors said a significant escalation intension would cause worries to set in.
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After all, there was not even the slightest dishonest intension in my mind.
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In this case, therefore, extension and intension coincide, and the term is non-connotative.
4
The predicate, however, need not always be used in intension, e.g.
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It must not be my intension, to embellish the ugly parts.
The associated or secondary meaning of a word or expression in addition to its explicit or primary meaning.
Usage of connotation in inglés
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But outside the house, the Bauer name had quite a different connotation.
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Your word has a connotation that does not apply to our concept.
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Dane took up the master course book, read the connotation and blinked.
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A certain elasticity of application too leaves room for the more connotation.
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So we have nut trees that give us this connotation of domesticity.
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I hate the term 'heads-up rugby' but I get its inferred connotation.
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The word 'boer' has always had something of a negative connotation.
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The left handles denotation, he clarifies, the right deals with connotation.
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There was more than that in the connotation of his name.
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The connotation of the sexed creature, of the human thing, evaporated.
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There was a differing connotation in the hands, to be sure.
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Soul food is not a negative connotation and I would never disrespect that.
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Interestingly, they only have that connotation in northern European painting of that time.
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But it is not necessary to multiply illustrations of this law of connotation.
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For the description of feelings, words with a rich emotional connotation are important.
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Wild Bill was inevitable then, but inaccurate, at least by connotation.
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Connotation across language varieties
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