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What is the connotative meaning of the phrase “shake a stick at” as it is used in the excerpt?

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The connotative meaning of the phrase “shake a stick at” as it is used in the excerpt is it indicates that there will be no one in Esperanza’s new house to bother her.

<h3>What is a connotation?</h3>

Connotation is an expression that attach you with the culture, and emotional value of something.

For example, red is a color, but it also shows the sign of anger or danger.

Thus, the correct option is A.

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