different between connotative vs isolating
connotative
English
Adjective
connotative (comparative more connotative, superlative most connotative)
- that implies or suggests something else
- Antonym: denotative
Derived terms
- connotatively
Related terms
Translations
French
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /k?.n?.ta.tiv/
- Homophone: connotatives
Adjective
connotative
- feminine singular of connotatif
Italian
Adjective
connotative f pl
- feminine plural of connotativo
connotative From the web:
- what connotative mean
- what connotative and denotative meanings
- what is an example of connotative meaning
- what's connotative meaning
isolating
English
Verb
isolating
- present participle of isolate
Adjective
isolating (comparative more isolating, superlative most isolating)
- (linguistics, of languages) having low morpheme per word ratio and no inflectional morpheme
Anagrams
- intaglios, ligations, logitians, taglionis
isolating From the web:
- what isolation
- what isolation does to the brain
- what isolationism
- what isolation precautions for covid
- what isolation precautions for pneumonia
- what isolation mean
- what isolation is covid
- what isolation is meningitis
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