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When a word has an emotion or attitude attached to it that’s the words? Denotation origin connotation or definition?
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When a word has an emotion or attitude attached to it that’s the words? Denotation origin connotation or definition?

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Connotation

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Connotation. Denotation is just the literal meaning of a word; connotation has to do with what thoughts, concepts, etc. that the word brings to mind.
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