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[tex]\tt\green{Word \: \: Connotation \: \: Denotation}[/tex]
1. Skinny
- Deno - Very thin
- Cono - Slim
2. Inexpensive
- Deno - Low in price
- Cono - Cheap
3. Stylish
- Deno - Having good style
- Cono - Elegance
4. Stubborn
- Deno - Difficult to handle
- Cono - Strong willed
5. Determined
- Deno - having determination to do something
- Cono - not weak
6. Peace
- Deno - freedom from upsetting thought or feelings
- Cono - tranquility
7. Wisdom
- Deno - being wise
- Cono - Intelligent
8. Knowledge
- Deno - something learned and kept in the mind
- Cono - understanding
9. Purity
- Deno - freedom from dirt
- Cono - cleanness
10. Bean
- Deno - seed of any various erect or climbing plants
- Cono - Vegetables
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[tex]\blue{{\sf{What \: is \: Denotation?}}}[/tex]
A word's literal meaning, or "dictionary definition," is called denotation. For example, the words "house" and "home" both refer to a structure where people reside.
[tex]\blue{{\sf{What \: is \: Connotation?}}}[/tex]
In addition to its literal meaning, a word's connotation refers to an implied meaning linked with it. This link could be cultural or emotional. The word "home," for example, connotes warmth and family, whereas the word "house" does not.
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