Sentence examples for connotation has from inspiring English sources

This week another connotation has been added to this strange mix: please welcome the dancing hoodie.

In both cases the slang sexual connotation has overtaken the original one.Personal ads provide an entire subgenre of euphemism.

This negative connotation has not succeeded in putting the numerous research studies on the theme in the background; they have enabled a sort of "map" of informality and its multiple viewpoints to be created.

This connotation has led some scholars to urge the use of 'conciliation' rather than 'reconciliation' in contexts where groups or individuals have never lived according to good, just relations, such as the white and black populations of South Africa at the moment the apartheid regime fell (Krog 2008, Moon 2009).

Though the administration of Notre Dame may preach love, the connotation has always been that LGBTQ+ students are the "other" and I am tired of it.

"I think that sexting, beyond its obvious sexual connotation, has an almost poetic quality to it; that's why from time to time I like to pretend I'm a man and explore this world from another perspective".

And those insisting on the odd colours of the horse having a sinister connotation have evidently never heard of the Denver Broncos.

A medical word like "analgesia," with its clinical sound and connotations, has a distancing effect; it chills the tone.

Similar terminology — "frugal chic," "recession-proof dressing," going on a "spending fast" — with more negative connotations has not caught on among consumers or the fashion world.

Outside Lewes, the old political and religious connotations have faded".

By the 1960's, however, this chain of connotations had broken.