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AGAIN IM SORRY ITS FOR A TEST! Which of the following is a good example of the use of the connotative meaning of a word?

I picked up some swag at the awards show.
The meteor shower was awesome.
He was as loyal as a dog.
That fish tasted really bad.

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User Tubbe
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Answer:

He was as loyal as a dog

Step-by-step explanation:

Because connotative meaning of a word is like “She's feeling blue.” because she's not actually blue, its just what she feels like.

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User Inkling
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Answer:

He was as loyal as a dog

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the loyalty in this metaphor has a connotative meaning

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User Michael Cheng
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