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The connotations of a word have little effect on its literal meaning. a. true b. false

The connotations of a word have little effect on its literal meaning. a. true b. false
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The connotations of a word have little effect on its literal meaning.
a. true
b. false

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Definitely this answer is false.
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User Anas Nadeem
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This is False.

Word meaning changes over time and sometimes the connotative meaning becomes the primary denotative meaning while the original denotative meaning disappears from use.
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