Question

Connotative definition for snake?

Answer 1

Anyone know:?

Answer 2

I can help, but first:
Do you know what connotative means?

Answer 3

Connotative: signifying or suggestive of an associative or secondary meaning in addition to the primary meaning

Answer 4

Right, or to put it in simpler words, it's the meaning that people attach to it rather than its literal meaning.

Now, the literal definition of a snake is that slithery reptile.
But, the connotative definition of a snake has more emotional ties to it.
What do you think of connotatively when you think of someone who is a snake?

Answer 5

A sly secretive person

Answer 6

one who is untrustworthy or presents an unseen danger

Answer 7

Right, so that would be some examples of the connotative definition for snake.

Answer 8

*those

Answer 9

Oh thank u

Answer 10

A possible definition could be this:
Snake: A person who is sly, secretive, and/or untrustworthy.

Answer 11

You could also add liar into that as well.

Answer 12

True

Answer 13

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Answer 14

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