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Why do speakers who give persuasive speeches often use connotation?

AThey are trying to bring about an emotional response.
BThey use connotation as a rhetorical strategy.
CThey use connotation as a way to “inflate” the language in their speeches.
DThey choose these words as the best means for conveying critical information.

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The speakers who give persuasive speeches often use connotation as:

a. They are trying to bring about an emotional response.

When the audience are emotionally attached to the message of the speech, they are persuaded to react in the best way possible.




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Answer:

a. They are trying to bring about an emotional response.

Explanation:

Connotation alludes to an implying that is suggested by a word separated from the thing which it depicts expressly. Words convey social and passionate affiliations or implications, notwithstanding their strict implications or significations.

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