The idea or concept a word uses that is different than its literal meaning is connotation, Hence, option C is correct.
<h3>What is connotation?</h3>
Connotation is the underlying meaning of a word or phrase. Depending on the language that is used to describe it, it can be either good, negative, or neutral. For instance, someone would be describing their meaning as having an ominous tone if they said, "I have a horrible feeling about this."
something that a word or object suggests: implication. the comforting implications that encircled that old chair; the suggestion of a meaning by a phrase other than that which it expressly labels or describes.
The emotion associated with a word or phrase is known as its connotation. Connotation can arouse emotions that are neutral, positive, or negative. The terrible feeling or emotion associated with a word is known as its negative connotation.
Thus, option C is correct.
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