Why would an author use a “charged” or “loaded” word? to make an appeal to logic to refute a reader’s assumptions to produce a strong emotional response to be precise when using vocabulary

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Why would an author use a “charged” or “loaded” word? to make an appeal to logic to refute a reader’s assumptions to produce a strong emotional response to be precise when using vocabulary

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it would be to provide a strong emotional response :)

IBeMeltin answered Jul 7, 2018

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to produce a strong emotional

Folayan answered Jul 13, 2018

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