Wörterbuch/connotation

„connotation“ zu meiner Vokabelliste hinzufügen

connotation

Wortart:

NOUN

Beispiel für connotation in einem Satz:

The term 'home' has a warm connotation, evoking feelings of comfort and safety.

Definition und Bedeutung von connotation:

An idea suggested by a term beyond its explicit meaning.

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concrete

noun

controversy

verb

conceal

verb

confide

noun

consort

adjective

concise

noun

contagion

adjective

contagious

noun

congregation

verb

Confront

noun

contraption

verb

conduct

noun

Concession

verb

conceive

noun

conduit

verb

contend

verb

confer

verb

concede

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condone

noun

contender

verb

conferred

verb

contrive

adjective

convivial

verb

contemplate

verb

conked

noun

conceit

noun

condescension

noun

concierge

verb

consummate

noun

cone

noun

conundrum

verb

confine

verb

convulse

noun

conference

verb

control

verb

contain

noun

concert

verb

connect

verb

continue

noun

conversation

adjective

connected

noun

context

noun

continent

noun

condition

verb

consider

adjective

conservative

verb

concern

noun

consequence

noun

content

noun

contribution

verb

convert

noun

conflict

adjective

confusing

noun

consideration

verb

consume

noun

concentration

adjective

confused

adjective

conscious

verb

consist

verb

contact

adjective

consistent

verb

construct

verb

convince

adverb

constantly

noun

container

adjective

concerned

noun

connection

adjective

contemporary

noun

concept

noun

construction

noun

consumer

noun

contrast

adjective

continuous

adjective

convinced

verb

confirm

verb

contract

adjective

constant

verb

concentrate

verb

conclude

adjective

confident

verb

confuse

verb

contribute

noun

conclusion

noun

confidence

noun

contest

adjective

convenient

adjective

concomitant