Because many words can be misunderstood, it's best to choose words that tend to have a neutral or positive connotation.
<h3>How to avoid problems with
Multiple Connotation words?</h3>
There are numerous words whose connotation, as well as being perceived positively by a number of people or a community, could also be perceived as negative by another group, causing problems in debates or academic discourses.
Due to the aforementioned, it is best to choose very well words whose connotation is usually neutral or friendly to the general public and make them part of the person's daily speech, in order to avoid misunderstandings.
Among the first words to be removed from a speaker's vocabulary are those that could have an obscene connotation, such as those with which body parts are colloquially mentioned.
Finally, the speaker must promote a warm language that allows listeners to connect with their words, in such a way that they are attracted by them, as well as by their arguments.
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