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Denotation and Connotation
The Meanings of Words Denotation and Connotation
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Denotation The strict dictionary meaning of a word
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Connotation The emotional and imaginative association surrounding a word
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Purpose of Words To label things I live in a house.
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Purpose of Words To express a point of view
You may live in a house, dwelling, residence, but we live in a home.
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Point of View Positive Negative
We bought inexpensive souvenirs at the amusement park. Negative We bought cheap souvenirs at the amusement park.
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Point of View: 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.
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Point of View: Negative
I ate a (soggy, moist) sandwich. I ate a soggy sandwich
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Positive? You Decide! average mediocre childish childlike spit saliva
antique old-fashioned
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Positive? The parrot was able to (mimic, mock) human voices.
The parrot was able to mimic human voices.
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Positive, You Decide! 1. The (odor, fragrance) of apple blossoms filled the entire valley. Tammy (delayed, hesitated) for a moment, then went on speaking. 2.
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Word Ranking Go from positive to negative:
Eat, Snack, Dine, Gorge, Nibble
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Word Ranking Rank from worst to best Tear up, Sob, Cry, Bawl, Sniffle
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Word Ranking Rank from worst to best
Startle, Panic, Terrify, Scare, Shock
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Let’s Play... Word Jeopardy
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Word Jeopardy Positive Viewpoint Negative Viewpoint 100 100 200 200
300 300
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Positive Viewpoint immature youthful Back to Game
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Positive Viewpoint limit restrict Back to Game
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Positive Viewpoint filthy dirty Back to Game
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Negative Viewpoint stingy thrifty Back to Game
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Negative Viewpoint cluttered messy Back to Game
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Negative Viewpoint unusual weird Back to Game
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