Question

Which choice best defines a word’s connotative meaning? the literal meaning of the word the author’s attitude toward the word the interpretation of the word found in a thesaurus the feeling and association that the word evokes

Answer 1

The correct answer is option D.

The feeling and association that the word evokes are the best way to define a connotative meaning.

In this way the author expresses his pint of view and relates to the readers.

It clearly states the main purpose of a text and words which address logic and reason are emphasised.

Answer 2

The correct answer is following- The proper meaning of a Word’s Connotative is the feeling and association that the word evokes.

The word connotative comes from the word Connotation.

Connotation refers to a wide array of the negative and positive associations those are carried by most words naturally with them.