connotational Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- denotation
- cue
- drift
- spirit
- essence
- nature
- intention
- inkling
- significance
- clue
- signification
- import
- intent
- intimation
- content
Weak:
Meaning of connotational
Wordnet
connotational (s)
of or relating to a connotation
connotational Sentence Examples
- The connotational implications of her statement were subtle yet profound.
- In poetry, the connotational richness of language allows for layers of meaning to be conveyed.
- The connotational nuances of the painting added depth to its interpretation.
- His connotational analysis of the text revealed underlying themes of social critique.
- The connotational significance of the symbol changed over time as societal values evolved.
- Linguists often study the connotational shifts of words across different cultures and historical periods.
- The connotational resonance of the song stirred deep emotions in the audience.
- She conducted a connotational study to explore the cultural associations of certain gestures.
- The connotational subtleties of the film's dialogue contributed to its critical acclaim.
- His connotational approach to literature emphasized the importance of context in understanding meaning.
FAQs About the word connotational
of or relating to a connotation
message, suggestion, hint,implication, sense, indication, meaning, definition, theme, denotation
No antonyms found.
The connotational implications of her statement were subtle yet profound.
In poetry, the connotational richness of language allows for layers of meaning to be conveyed.
The connotational nuances of the painting added depth to its interpretation.
His connotational analysis of the text revealed underlying themes of social critique.
