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Denotation and Connotation

Denotation The strict dictionary meaning of a word

Connotation The emotional and imaginative association surrounding a word

Connotation Positive Negative We bought inexpensive souvenirs at the amusement park. Negative We bought cheap souvenirs at the amusement park.

Connotation: Positive Everyone had a (smile, smirk) on his/her face on the ride home. Everyone had a smile on his/her face on the way home.

Connotation: Negative I ate a (soggy,moist) sandwich. I ate a soggy sandwich

Positive? You Decide! average mediocre childish childlike spit saliva antique old-fashioned

Context Clues Words or phrases that help the reader understand a difficult word

Using Context Clues The parrot was able to (mimic, mock) human voices. The parrot was able to mimic human voices.

Context Clues: You Decide! 1. The (odor, fragrance) of apple blossoms filled the entire valley. 2. A (swarm, bunch) of bees filled the air near the hive. 3. Tammy (delayed, hesitated) for a moment, then went on speaking.