Examples of 'has connotations' in a sentence
Meaning of "has connotations"
has connotations: This phrase refers to the additional meanings or implications that are associated with a particular word, symbol, or concept beyond its literal definition. These connotations can be cultural, emotional, or subjective, and they often contribute to the overall interpretation of the word or symbol
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has connotations
It certainly has connotations of greed and vanity.
The idea of using sophisticated machinery and equipment still has connotations of risk and stress.
The name has connotations of exquisite beauty.
In China red is a colour that has connotations of happiness.
This also has connotations as far as educational levels are concerned.
Because that has connotations.
It has connotations not only for the United Kingdom but world wide.
The term sometimes has connotations of summary justice.
Writing someone 's name in red is has connotations to death.
The term has connotations of " apathy and aimlessness.
The term Ivy League has connotations of.
Red also has connotations of sensuality, fertility and prosperity.
It obviously has connotations.
The name has connotations of a pun on britpop, using the word bit.
I am surmising, but the statue has connotations for you.
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Ivy League has connotations of academic excellence, selectivity in admissions, and social elitism.
Patriot Act has connotations.
The word has connotations of stealth, lack of authority, and even fraud.
Because the almond blooms early, the word also has connotations of diligent or perseverant.
Everything else has connotations that are different, but black is good for everything . ”.
However, other people believe that " shirty " has connotations of being dishevelled.
Black in India has connotations with lack of desirability, evil, negativity, and inertia.
Every word has connotations.
The term Ivy League has connotations of academic excellence, selectivity in admissions, and social elitism . ”.
Wear red underwear, red has connotations related to love.
This again has connotations of death.
The term " soul " in African-American parlance has connotations of African-American pride and culture.
Bedwetting has connotations of shame.
It describes a condition, not people, and has connotations of “ non-functioning ” ( as in a disabled car ).
Only cos it has connotations with the Nazis.
Scientist ' has connotations.
Only cps it has connotations with the Nazis.
The term 'Regional development actors' has connotations of initiation, responsibility and capability.
The term has connotations.
I am surmising, but the statue has connotations for you . Probably not positive ones.
The word “ authority ” has connotations of power and control.
There is also a sense in which it has connotations of 'conceptual emptiness': absence of thoughts.
Figuratively, " tower " has connotations of proud authority.
They called them Keltoi, which has connotations of ‘ Hero ' and also of ‘ Strangeness '.
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