Examples of using Connotations in English and their translations into Hindi
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The pink color also has more innocent and softer connotations than the traditional red.
to the divine-and also to spirit-drew on classical Greek as well as Christian connotations of the terms.
While in real life Kairana faces a law and order issue, it is getting a communal colouring through religious connotations being attached to it.
in recent years, sunscreen has faced some negative connotations.
Meanwhile, the RSS has been stressing the social, cultural and religious connotations of the ban.
They believe themselves to be“bad” in some way that takes on all sorts of connotations throughout their lives.
But of course, the connotations, the real implications of the term can hardly be wrapped in two words, nor does that even
Note: The researchers did not define“forced” or“rape,” leaving participants to use their own understanding of these terms,“forced” having somewhat less negative connotations than“rape.”.
the label"fundamentalism" can be a pejorative rather than a neutral characterization, similar to the ways that calling political perspectives"right-wing" or"left-wing" can have for some negative connotations.
which has negative connotations- like car rides
have negative connotations.
free of pejorative connotations.
it seems to maybe have mythological or supernatural connotations,” says Brumm.
free of pejorative connotations.
can commonly result in embarrassment or, when the gaffe has negative connotations, friction between people involved.
female in the film, there are racial connotations with her being essentially Voldemort's pet and slave.
the National Anthem of the US have religious connotations in them.
in many cases, the religious and allegorical connotations of still life paintings were dropped
The difference between the British and American connotations of"spastic" was starkly shown in 2006 when golf great Tiger Woods used"spaz" to describe his putting in that year's Masters.
As such sufferers are often left to cope with the added burden of negative connotations, a lack of understanding