"basic connotation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the fundamental underlying meaning or implication of a word or phrase. You can use "basic connotation" when discussing the various layers of meaning in a sentence or analyzing the impact of specific words on the overall meaning of a text. Example: "The author's use of the word 'home' carries a basic connotation of safety and comfort, but through the context of the story, it also conveys a sense of isolation and confinement."
Based on the introduction to concept, principle and composition of green stormwater infrastructure and the basic connotation of gray space, the wisdom of the Chinese traditional architecture and building group in the rainwater utilization is draws out.
The first and most basic connotation of al-amr al-ilahi signifies an arrangement, dispensation or ordering of things which governs the affairs of all who belong to and participate in it, such as angels, prophets, and pious friends of God, among others.
In order to clarify and organize the basic connotations of the term in a way that enables us to make sense of all of Halevi's specific usages, it is helpful to distinguish between three distinct yet related connotations originally suggested by Shlomo Pines.
In design, cultural connotation is a basic element of clothing, whereas form and technique are elements that help convey cultural connotations (Cao 2011).
I had fretted over the connotations of being kept, yet forgotten the basic meaning.
In pursuit of emotional connections, some paint companies have swept aside even basic rules, including the one that said to avoid negative connotations.
Taking into account the connotation and engineering demand of smart grid, this paper summarizes and extracts several basic scientific issues of smart grid during its construction and development process, including prediction, energy storage, control, dispatching, planning, assessment, and their common engineering game theory.
Three basic functions of music are common throughout most of the region: music as ritual, with magical connotations (shamanism); music as tribal record, aiding group solidarity (epic recitation); and music as entertainment (itinerant performers, festivals).
(For an introduction to the logic of quantifiers and bound variables, the basics of which are presupposed in this article, see Shapiro (2013).) Talk of "commitment" has an unfortunate connotation: it applies more naturally to persons than to theories.
Some of these labels carry far different connotations from those used in modern day; early flutes and trumpets are so-labeled for their basic operation and function rather than any resemblance to modern instruments.
"Basement has an ugly connotation".
