Antonyms for the phrase "connotative of" might include "descriptive of," "literal," or "denotative." These words refer to language that is meant to be taken at face value, without any implied or inferred meanings. They suggest that any words or phrases used are meant to be directly or specifically representative of the things being described. In contrast, "connotative of" implies that there is some level of interpretation or suggestion involved in the language being used. It suggests that the words or phrases being used are meant to evoke a specific response or implication in the reader or listener, rather than simply describing something directly.

What are the antonyms for Connotative of?

• adj.

  • noun
  • denotative
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• Other relevant words (noun):
• Denotive
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