Examples of using Negative connotations in English and their translations into Greek
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as it has very negative connotations such as death
pills acquire an aesthetic value that perhaps eliminates their original, negative connotations.
is generally considered as having negative connotations.
Negative connotations started being applied for women's history regarding hysteria,
Tattoos had negative connotations in historical China, where criminals often had been marked by tattooing.
The term witchcraft may have negative connotations now, but it actually means“craft of the wise”,
If there are numbers with negative connotations abroad, presenting
These Christians retained the Graeco-Roman negative connotations of the term and enhanced them by incorporating conceptual patterns borrowed from Jewish thought.
bitter often evoke more negative connotations, sweet is almost universally associated with benefiting from the positive actions of another.
In German, the term'pesticides' has completely negative connotations and generally refers to the improper use of plant protection products.
I emphasise this, and this is linked to the negative connotations of exploitation by gang masters from the organised professional temporary agency sector.
The term witchcraft may have negative connotations now, but it actually means‘craft of the wise',
demonstrated the theme of feminine youth without negative connotations.
their energies are essentially neutral, despite the negative connotations of their names.
Rasputin today is a common surname without negative connotations, as the contemporary Russian writer, Valentin Rasputin.
the term"dictatorial" had no negative connotations at all.
Androsterone also provides the respect of androstenone without the possible negative connotations of the aggressive nature of androstenone.
Anita Sarkeesian believe that overt violence in video games are“gross” and“incredible”(the latter of which was used with negative connotations).
generally said with negative connotations, and understandably if used in the wrong way.
have negative connotations that can decrease the amount of people who click on them.