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A connotation is the perception by the reader or listener (emotional orotherwise) that can be evoked by the use of specific words. A neutralconnotation is one that has neither positive nor negative inferences. Example: both "woman" and "chick" have the denotation "adult female" in North Americansociety, but "chick" has somewhat negative connotations, while "woman" isneutral. like "smell" not Auroma or stank or stench. because the other onesare not a neutral connotiation.

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Okay you did not give any sentences, but I will tell you what a neutral connotation is because it may help you get the answer.

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This is when a word says what it means with a neutral point of view, and no attached positive or negative connotation. The statement, “He is ambitious” suggests a person works hard and strives to achieve, without judgment on whether the ambition is a good or a bad thing.

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