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    your word choice means everything because every word has two definitions—a denotative and a connotative. The denotative meaning of a word is the meaning of the word that you would find in a dictionary while the connotative meaning is the personal meanings to each individual about the word. If you are shooting for a positive outcome from what you are writing you are wanting to focus on the general connotative meaning behind the word. Along with good word choice‚ you also have to be aware of the grammar

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    ineffective in the way he tries to persuade his readers to think more instead of using trite phrases. He organizes his article in a manner I find unusual and uses selective details to create an overall tone of annoyance. Often‚ Pence uses negatively connotative diction to show his emotions‚ but he has overdone it. I did not like the overall topic of the article. It seems that everything that Pence said was based of emotional reasoning. After reading‚ I don’t think Pence is a very good Bioethics teacher

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    According to the dictionary‚ the word ‘alien’ can be used as either a noun or an adjective. As a noun‚ it can mean a person whose native country is not the one which they are currently residing in. It can also take the form of a noun meaning anyone who has become estranged or excluded. The final form that the word ‘alien’ can take as a noun is an extraterrestrial creature. ‘Alien’ can also at to describe something as extraterrestrial through the form of an adjective. Additionally‚ it can be used

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    “Above all‚ we cannot play ducks and drakes with a native battery of idioms which prescribes egregious collocations of vocables as the Basic put up with for tolerate‚ or put at a loss for bewilder . “ This passage is written by Professor Lancelot Hogben(located on pg. ___ ‚ the second example) This is shown as a prime example of bad writing habits which are identified in George Orwell’s essay. This passage shows examples of dead metaphors‚ the problems with putting implicit words that confuse the

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    Lament focuses on the destructive nature of war. Gillian Clarke conveys this by using a large amount of personification‚ irony‚ contrast‚ metaphor and connotative language to describe the negative impact on the environment and people that is caused by war. The authors tone is very angry and sad and brings out emotions of sorrow and despair in the reader with imagery of death. Gillian Clarke uses personification with the environment to describe the effect the war has had on it. The "ocean’s lap"

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    use of it‚ “...Used to be a saying about ’Lottery in June‚ corn be heavy soon.’... There’s always been a lottery‚” (Jackson 31). The word here emphasizes that Old man Warner has an understanding of “The Lottery.” Jackson leaves the reader with a connotative definition but implies that there is another meaning behind “The Lottery.” Another example of Jackson’s pensive tone could be found in her underlying details within her story. Jackson uses characters in the story and their actions to suggest

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    girls‚ Mirabella‚ is left out of things and doesn’t fit in‚ eventually she gets abandoned. This story shows us how an outcast might feel. Karen Russell’s style creates a memorable lesson. In Karen Russell’s short story “St. Lucy’s …” she uses connotative language to create an alive setting or sense of place. An example of this is when she uses‚ “They unslatted the windows at night so that long fingers of moonlight beckoned us from the woods (230).” to describe the wolf girls wanting the moonlight

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    used when writing journalistic‚reports‚encyclopedia entries‚or scientific observations. Impressionistic description is used when you like to imply certain feelings‚ or set a mood‚ or build an atmosphere in what is described. The use of highly connotative words and abstraction usually results in more impressionistic descriptions. This kind of description is often found in literary works and feature articles. Consider this objective description of an eagle: An eagle is any of the hawk family

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    Legend Literary Analysis

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    In Legend‚ Marie Lu uses connotative diction that creates an accusing tone in order to elucidate how individuals within a society automatically resort to class hierarchy. She concludes that humans are willing to submit to ignorance in order to live in a society that benefits them. The Republic is a place of extreme economic polarization. High-ranking characters like June and Thomas enjoy lavish lifestyles and fancy events while the poor live in slums and do not receive adequate medical care. Just

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    Gurminder Kambo – 090258100 CS 235 Naveen Joshi March 8‚ 2012 Semiotic Analysis Assignment In modern western society‚ advertisements dominate our culture and consumer affairs. We are bombarded with thousands of advertisements everyday‚ which become a part of our everyday lives. Culture determines the taste of consumers‚ advertisements is a tool to sell products to the general public that were influenced by our cultural trends. This could be telling us how to feel‚ what to like and what

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