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Denotation - Glossary of Terms
Denotation
Denotation is the
literal meaning
of a word; whereas, "
connotation
" is a further understanding of the word's "denotation".
Example:
She's a real woman. / She's a real lady. / She's a real babe.
These all share the same "denotation" (i.e., they all
denote
an adult female), but the connotations (further understandings) are very different.
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