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What is the word for "stepping stone" if it is used in a derogatory sense?

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What Kind of Connotations are Associated with the word 'Bruv'?

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"Engagement", "betrothal" — connotations?

differences nouns formality connotation

What connotation exactly does the word "noddy" have in British English?

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Blunt, brusque, curt, and terse -- is there a gradation of connotation here?

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What is the difference (in terms of usage and connotation) between "loath" and "loathe"?

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Primary association of "to make out" [closed]

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Non-religious word for "blessed"

word-choice single-word-requests connotation

The use of "male"/"female" (instead of e.g. "man"/"woman") in everyday speech

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Is the word 'consort' still considered an insult in the modern usage?

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Which has a stronger sexual connotation: "corset" or "bustier"?

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Is there a positive synonym for "indecisive"?

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Does "awe" have a colloquial meaning (similar to "awesome")?

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"Assailant" vs "Attacker"

differences nouns connotation

Any difference between “Are you done?” and “Are you done yet?”

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Does "get a diagnosis" imply you think the result will be positive?

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The implication of "the problem" or "the problems" in "I don't want to be involved in the problem(s) of my boss."

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Allegedly vs. apparently - Differences in connotation?

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What are all the ways the British use the word "lovely"? Especially towards pretty girls?

british-english word-usage connotation

Meaning of "have one's fingers in every pie"

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