Option C
Explanation:
Connotations evoke the idea or feeling with the usage of the word in context in addition to the literal dictionary meaning of a word.
Connotations can be positive, negative or neutral feelings depending on the used it is context.
For example:
Look at the following words: Hyperactive, Active, Energetic
Although the above three words mean same, but when used in a sentence, the meaning implied is different from the literal dictionary meaning and can connote negative, positive or neutral feeling
Hyperactive has a negative connotation whereas energetic has positive connotation. The word “Active” has neutral connotation.
