Примери за connotative

• Biologically meaningful: either biologically connotative or biologically significant as defined above and below.

• Literal similarity and dissimilarity are often contrasted with iconic, analogical, and connotative similarity.

• This sense of connotative adjustability is perhaps to be expected.

• The results yielded three underlying dimensions of affective/connotative meaning (evaluation, potency, and activity) that accounted for much of the variance in ratings.

• Biologically connotative: word not part of a biology term defined in either biology reference below, but appears in definitions of biology terms.

• Although the majority of biologically significant and connotative words occur within the boundaries, words outside of the boundaries may also be useful.

• By searching for the biologically connotative word survive, phenomena that involve encapsulation are found.

• Has a good command of idiomatic expressions and colloquialisms with awareness of connotative levels of meaning.

• Although words have both denotative and connotative meanings, there has been little research on the child's acquisition of connotations.

• I don't want to say record noises create nostalgia, necessarily - that's too strong - but they do demand some acknowledgement of their connotative power.

• Perhaps national honor, perhaps honesty, the poet's reference is ambiguously connotative.

• The words not contained in terms themselves, but do occur in definitions of biological terms, are designated biologically connotative.

• Each maintains a single theme throughout on both denotative and connotative levels.

• However, to my knowledge, there have been no child language studies investigating the acquisition of the evaluative component of connotative meaning from discourse.

• Connotative meanings underpin metaphor as well as other creative and expressive ways in which scientists construct or defend knowledge.