Contextual analysis of words could differ between the connotation of isolated words and the connotation conditional on the sentence.
Katherine Crisantos, a 4-year-old girl from Brooklyn, loved the connotation of the word Friday, because it meant a trip with her big sister to Burger King for fries and soda.
It also has the connotation of daydreaming from the expression "chasing butterflies" where one is chasing something that aimlessly flutters about but cannot catch it and is always out of reach.
"We understand the connotation of taking something from the rich and giving it to the poor.
"To me, black always had the connotation of quality and precision," Weiss says from his home in Evanston, Ill.
"The connotation of Mercedes is, I think, engineering.
The name comes from the wild type term in biology, which means that something exists naturally, but also has the connotation of animals roaming outside.
In contrast with the connotations of the Sanskrit dhātu, which has connotations ranging from an individual component of existence to a realm of existents, fo-xing literally means "Buddha-nature" and carries with it dispositional or relational accents deriving from the indigenous Chinese notion of "nature" (xing, 性).
