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SAT: Connotation Vs. Denotation
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Marcus arrived at the party in an ostentatious car covered in gold trim.
Denotative: Showy or pretentious display & Connotative: Negative
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After failing the exam, Marcus was surprisingly resilient and studied harder for the next one.
Denotative: Able to recover quickly & Connotative: Positive
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Although the professor admired theory, she preferred a pragmatic approach to solving real-world problems.
Denotative: Practical and realistic & Connotative: Positive
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ena felt ambivalent about moving away for college; she was excited yet nervous.
Denotative: Having mixed feelings & Connotative: Neutral
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The artist’s meticulous brushstrokes made the painting incredibly lifelike.
Denotative: Careful and precise & Connotative: Positive
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The critic unfairly disparaged the young artist’s work, calling it childish.
Denotative: To belittle or speak poorly of & Connotative: Negative
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Maya was curious about how the engine worked, so she stayed after class to ask the teacher
Denotative: Eager to learn Connotative: positive
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Although some called his ideas radical, Dr. King inspired change around the world.
Denotative: Extreme or fundamental change & Connotative: Positive
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Jason was so arrogant during the debate that no one wanted to work with him afterward.
Denotative: Overly proud and self-important & Connotative: Negative
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Smartphones have become ubiquitous, seen in nearly every hand and every classroom.
Denotative: Found everywhere & Connotative: Neutral
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The editor removed all the superfluous details from the essay to make it clearer.
Denotative: Unnecessary and excessive & Connotative: Negative
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With dark clouds gathering, it seemed inevitable that a storm would arrive.
Denotative: Impossible to avoid & Connotation: Neutral
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Sophie’s stubborn refusal to apologize made the argument last longer than necessary.
Denotative: Refusing to change opinion & Connotative: Negative
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Despite the chaos around her, the judge maintained her equanimity throughout the trial.
Denotative: Calmness and composure & Connotation: Positive
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Without thinking, Liam made an impulsive decision to buy a car he couldn’t afford.
Denotative: Acting without planning & Connotative: Negative
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Even though she was frugal, Emma always brought thoughtful gifts to her friends.
Denotative: Careful with money and resources Connotative: Positive
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