Although we cannot exclude that some hypothetical names may evoke unintended connotations in some participants, we suggest that such connotations would be much stronger in the case of real names.
All of these materials are fairly familiar, most people have daily contact with soap and hair; they are at the heart of our most intimate daily rituals, as once was coal and ash, the source of heat for the home and the remnants of a fire in the hearth or under a stove; however, they can also suggest much darker connotations.
The authors suggest that emotional connotations facilitate processing due to the grounding of words' meanings in emotional experience.
The end of life, a periphrasis used to suggest expressions with greater connotations, such as demise or death struggle, should pass like the rest of life, gently, peacefully, comfortably and with dignity, as far as is possible.
Koorey [ 17] argues that the majority of people who ride bicycles at least occasionally do not identify themselves as cyclists and for others the term has negative connotations, suggesting that the term 'cyclist' should be avoided in communications promoting cycling to the non-cycling public and motorists.
Our results suggest that unintended messages or connotations of risk and risk-based response may be avoided by using sequential, rather than diverging, colour schemes to illustrate hazard.
Instead, the goal was the early use of the term that suggests its present connotation — that is, not just a lot of data, but different types of data handled in new ways.
And while that's undeniably true, an alternate interpretation suggests a negative connotation.
(Current events suggest that the SS name had negative connotations in 1930s England).
I would suggest detention, but after Guantanamo, it has bad connotations.
