Examples of using Negative connotations in English and their translations into French
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smoothly ridding the color of its negative connotations and making it a fashion statement even the likes of Rhianna
focusing on the negative connotations and positive reclamation of the term.
cultural critic Jun Miura in the early 2000s, and despite the negative connotations the title has been embraced by fans and promoters.
said that he agreed that the word might have certain negative connotations.
most likely because they do not have the negative connotations associated with them that the word,"disease".
fuelling those negative connotations that can come with smoking weed.
the question arose as to what law the United Nations should apply because the previous law had been the former State's law. This might consequently have had negative connotations for the population.
a term which may have negative connotations.
their name now cleared of negative connotations in favor of a more positive reputation.
Negative connotations of nudity include defeat in war,
the term"mixed-breed" is a favored synonym over"mongrel" among many who wish to avoid negative connotations associated with the latter term.
for whatever reason, has no negative connotations and couldn't possibly be seen as offensive.
leads a life of debauchery; it has negative connotations and I have never seen it attached to bon.
The term“burden-sharing” did not serve the purpose because it had negative connotations; it would therefore be advisable to use a more positive and appropriate terminology.
The ACHPR recognizes the concern of those who feel that the term‘indigenous peoples' has negative connotations in Africa, as it was used in derogatory ways during European colonialism
By focussing on the persons affected by hate speech, instead of the phobia of the Islam and its subsequent negative connotations, the movement wants break the increasing dichotomy between"us" and"them" that has developed in the public discourse of many countries.
Ms. Tavares da Silva agreed that quotas had negative connotations and suggested that there were other formulations that could be used to avoid those unfortunate overtones:
which had negative connotations linked to South Africa's past,
In part due to its negative connotations of recreational drug abuse,
Afro-Ecuadorians had wished to reappropriate that term while divesting it of its negative connotations linked to the slave trade