Some singular names do have connotation as well as denotation, for example 'the author of Waverley'.
Starting from cultural roots, the paper fully explores traditional Chinese culture and clearly defines the definition, connotation as well as features of Chinese cultural tradition.
They most commonly occur in the final syllable of nouns with diminutive suffixes or words with a diminutive connotation, as well as in the suffix (y)aanh ([- j)ãː]) 'first person (Conjunct) Animate Intransitive'.
A potential practical application of the described semantic map consists of specifying the connotation as well as the general meaning (denotation) of words.
Just as the connotation of the word nigger is as well known (and infinitely more historically insulting) as that of the word thug.
It should also be noted though that what was originally a purely statistical category has slowly drifted towards reification in public discourse and is increasingly used with as derogatory a connotation as foreigner had before (Elrick & Schwartzman, 2015).
Let's not call him a hero — as this connotation in Sicily does not always imply a good end — but rather a beauty lover.
Natural kind terms are a special case of general terms in this respect The idea that something such as a connotation determines the extension of a term is elaborated in Frege's notion of sense and, later, that of intension.
As the connotation of HRQOL shows cultural differences (ibid)., these instruments cannot be used offhand for comparing populations across different countries without difficulties.
The debate has socioeconomic connotations as well, she said.
