Sentence examples for strongly negative connotations from inspiring English sources

The term "Gypsy" -- with cognates including Gitan (French), Gitano (Spanish), Yiftos (Greek), and Gjuptsi (Macedonian) -- is usually an outsider's term with strongly negative connotations deriving from the false belief that the ancestors of these people came from Egypt.

Gold rush (power over) is a term with strongly negative connotations, on the one hand, and leads to normatively inflating sustainable innovations (power with) and creative resistance (power to), on the other.

The government knows it can't rely too heavily on the Iraqi army, and it has concentrated instead on building up the volunteer forces which Westerners call militias (a word which has a strongly negative connotation in Arabic, particularly as spoken in Iraq).

" - Nurse" Abortion among unmarried women had particularly negative connotations, as premarital sex is strongly condemned in Nepalese society.

11 Negative connotations for larger labia such as ugliness, odour and irritation are strongly implied in the advertisements.

Such negative connotations, see?

Those words have negative connotations.

Do these words have negative connotations?

In Zimbabwe, feminism still has negative connotations.

Some publishers thought it had negative connotations".

"I think 'limit' has quite negative connotations.