Examples of using Negative connotation in English and their translations into Korean
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It can also have negative connotations.
Has there been a movie or a TV show where an abortion was portrayed without negative connotations?
White has no negative connotation, so it is the most perfect color.
Which of the words has the most negative connotation?
The abuse gives negative connotations to a hormone that may have tremendous benefit for some people.”.
Therefore, red silks are associated with more negative connotations.
I know that the word has a negative connotation, but that is not the sense in which I am using it here.
And when we think of Arkansas we tend to have pretty negative connotations.
We reject the negative connotations that have been attached to feminism in recent years(mainly by its enemies).
For some reason, negotiations have a negative connotation attached to them.
VAT has earned a negative connotation in some parts of the world where it has been introduced, even hurting its proponents politically.
It's true that for many people the term‘left' now has a negative connotation.
The term quickly lost its negative connotation and by the 1930s it was widely used to refer to this artistic direction.
Talking about a concept so as to give it a positive or negative connotation.
The word‘hacker' has an unfairly negative connotation from being portrayed in the media as a person who break into computers.
Yet most people associate WordPress with"blogging," and that may have negative connotations.
Computers back then had a harsh and negative connotation, I wanted to create a warm and positive feeling about the Apple computer.
The word"lust" means simply"strong desire," but in this context it has a negative connotation.
Most people choose the more negative connotation and call him gender non-conforming or gender dysphoric.
So might there be a“bad pride”- but a“good pride” also, absent all the former's negative connotations?
Because of the negative connotations, Greek labour supporters call themselves'labour companions' or'birthworkers'.
On May 30, 2000, the term geocaching was first proposed in a newsgroup to avoid negative connotations of the word stash.
The idea of being chipped has too“much negative connotation” today, but by 2067“we will have been desensitized by the social stigma.
Milkweed is not always recognized for its important connection to monarchs, in fact,historically it has come with some very negative connotations.
Androsterone also provides the respect of androstenone without the possible negative connotations of the aggressive nature of androstenone.
As humans, we love to categorize things inorder to process them, and personality traits are no exception, as we tend to think of them as having either an inherently positive or negative connotation.
This gives a real meaning to the term"blind faith," which doesn't have the same negative connotation for me that it does for other people.
Besides prohibiting to use the photos for commercial intention, they also forbid photos to be altered oredited-this means no cropping, resizing, excessive retouching, etc.-, and they cannot be used in a defamatory way(meaning any way that gives a negative connotation to the celebrity's persona).
How negative the statements were, such as“this is the worst idea of all time”, has a stronger negative connotation than“this idea is really boring”.
Some sides in contemporary academic debate state that the morality of seduction depends on the long-term impactson the individuals concerned, rather than the act itself, may not carry the negative connotations expressed in dictionary definitions.