Sentence examples for has the extra connotation from inspiring English sources

The word for "crisis" in Chinese has the extra connotation of "opportunity", the International Labour Organisation ILO Globalal wage report researchers explain.

While our study may demonstrate newly discovered sky island diversification in a previously unstudied region, sky islands also have the extra connotation that mountain ranges are equivalent ecologically and they share the same biogeographic history.

Just make sure that the word you choose has the same connotation as the original.

The Greek word "hygieys" has the connotation of becoming whole.

In fact, these two notions have the same connotation.

The word "lobbyist" surely doesn't have the best connotation in the world.

In Palm Beach, the term has a different connotation.

Second, the term rigged has an unfortunate connotation of illegitimacy, as in the terms rigged election or rigged roulette table, and this connotation must be dismissed as prejudicial.

The word clearly has a Bush connotation.

It has a negative connotation which the other words do not have.

Virtue has a metaphysical connotation in the Ethics.