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The implied or emotional meaning of a word is called Denotation C, Connotation b. Slang d. Jargon
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The implied or emotional meaning of a word is called

Denotation
C, Connotation
b. Slang
d. Jargon

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c (connotation) is the answer
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C because I think so
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