Examples of using Negative connotation in English and their translations into Dutch
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Has a negative connotation to it, I never thought of it like that. I mean, if you think that"Frantic.
Conservatism has a negative connotation, while at the same time there's something beautiful about it.
Spam almost always has a negative connotation but isn't always part of some illegal scheme.
I never thought of it like that. I mean, if you think that Frantic has a negative connotation to it.
In the new Member States, the negative connotation of the term cooperative is a problem for modern cooperative development.
Due to the negative connotation of the word‘camp' in official files the word‘place of refuge' was used.
This may give a negative connotation to the political dialogue from partner countries' perspective.
it also has a real, quite a negative connotation about it.
unless it bears a pronounced negative connotation.
Due to its past, the word"domestic" has a negative connotation in some languages and many people refuse to use it.
The expression"red in the face with rage" is a negative connotation purple.
To spoil' no longer seems to have the negative connotation it used to have.
which has a negative connotation.
that new terms will after a while get a negative connotation anyway.
a dad like me, dirt has a rather negative connotation.
as it has a negative connotation.
crazy, that puts the most negative connotation on it possible.
Enterprise policy will examine the conditions under which failure could acquire a less negative connotation and it could be acceptable to try again.
The ILO calls workers in this sector"domestic workers", but the word"domestic" has a negative connotation in some Member States.
from the 20th century onwards the subject acquired a negative connotation- excess- associated with the rise of the consumer society.