Which of the following sentences uses the word "connotation" correctly?

a. her connotation was so dreary by the end of the long day.

b, the connotation of the word "summer" has always been positive for me.

c. the professor was running late for his connotation with the expert.

d. i did not appreciate her connotation that i had cheated on the test.

b, The connotation of the word "summer" has always been positive for me.

Explanation:

The word "connote" means or signifies the words or phrases that are associated with any given word. It is not directly the literal meaning of the word.

In the given sentences, the right use of the word "connotation" is sentence (b) where "summer" is connoted for "positive" things or ideas. The sentence means that for the speaker, summer always implies or gives her positive vibes. But that doesn't mean summer literally is positive. it is just a connotation.

the author develops a cold, and scared tone. making the reader shudder with fear, and suddenly become cold. i'm guessing that he's writing a scary novel, or maybe about a chilly december night.

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