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Lady_Fox [76]
4 years ago
5

Read the following pairs of words and think about how the connotation of each word differs from the denotation. EXPLAIN THE DIFF

ERENCE :
(1) cheap/inexpensive,
(2) skinny/slender,
(3) stubborn/persevering,
(4) aggressive/assertive, and
(5) lazy/relaxed.
English
2 answers:
Gnom [1K]4 years ago
7 0

1. Denotation: costly

Connotation: cheap suggests poor quality, and inexpensive does not


2. Denotation: underweight

Connotation: skinny suggests an unhealthy condition; slender is more positive


3. Denotation: to remain constant to a purpose

Connotation: stubborn suggests being unreasonable; persevering suggests acting with patience and commitment


4. Dennotation: bold and self-assured

Connotation: aggressive suggests hostility, while assertive suggests confidence


5. Dennotation: in a state of ease

Connotation: lazy suggested lack of motivation, while relaxed suggests resting

zvonat [6]4 years ago
3 0
Denotation is the actual meaning of a word, what you would find in a dictionary description for that particular word. On the other hand, connotation refers to the feelings or emotions you relate to a particular word. For example:
(1) inexpensive is pretty neutral; but when you use cheap, it usually has a negative connotation
In all of these examples, the second word is the denotation, or rather neutral connotation, whereas the first word has a slight negative connotation. 
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