connotation
ChatGPT’s explanation of “connotation”: Connotation refers to the meaning, content or characteristics contained in something. It is often used to describe the deeper meaning of a concept, word, or phenomenon beyond superficial explanation.
For example, in a literary work, connotation can refer to the theme, emotion, or social meaning conveyed by the work. In philosophy, connotation may involve the essence or characteristics of a concept.
Example sentences:
The connotation of this poem is very profound and deserves to be savored carefully.
When discussing this issue, we should pay attention to its connotation, not just the superficial facts.
The origin of the word connotation can be traced back to classical Chinese literature, and is usually used to describe the essence or internal characteristics of things.
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