Examples of using Negative connotations in English and their translations into Slovak
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Both have negative connotations.
However, most of the time, kitsch has negative connotations.
This excerpt states the negative connotations and feelings towards King George III by the colonists.
Grief does not have to bear merely negative connotations.
Even though the word may have negative connotations in the mind of many, fats are necessary for our bodies to function well.
The term“feminist” still carries very negative connotations.
The word“steroid” tends to have negative connotations, but with products like Testo-Max, this doesn't have to be the case.
In some ways it's similar to risk,but has fewer negative connotations.
All somewhat negative connotations.
It is a mysterious colourthat fuses with fear and the unknown and often has negative connotations.
They both have negative connotations.
Even though people know we're not associated with the terrorist group,the name itself has so many negative connotations," said D.
Both have their negative connotations.
The definition of these terms are derogatory,however today the terms are often used between friends without any negative connotations.
The word feminism has negative connotations.
In Asian culture, the negative connotations of the swastika attributed to Hitler and the Nazis created are relatively unknown.
The phrase'Knowledge is power' is often quoted,but generally said with negative connotations, and understandably if used in the wrong way.
The word“no” has a lot of negative connotations, and a lot of people have such a hard time saying no to favors or requests that people make of you.
The word feminism has negative connotations for men.
However, symbols can also have negative connotations; for example, the symbol of human DNA has developed into a symbol of genetic manipulation.
The label“nursing home” has negative connotations for many people.
If there are numbers with negative connotations abroad, presenting or packaging products in those numbers when advertising should be avoided.
I was horrified by the use of the word fault, with its negative connotations, especially as it was being employed by someone in authority.
In the council's view, despite its negative connotations, the term'physician-assisted suicide' describes the practice with the greatest precision.".
The term‘self-centered' is mostly taken into negative connotations, as the word clearly refers to, centered in oneself.
In German, the term'pesticides' has completely negative connotations and generally refers to the improper use of plant protection products.
Time has shown that the risks were underestimated, and negative connotations relating to the excessive and almost unregulated cultivation of this crop are now evident.
The history of populism shows that theterm did not always have negative connotations and that its earliest manifestations were quite different from the present ones.
I emphasise this, and this is linked to the negative connotations of exploitation by gang masters from the organised professional temporary agency sector.