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Is the word vllian connonative or denotative?

The word "villain" is connotative.

Here's why:

* Denotation: The literal, dictionary definition of a word. The denotation of "villain" is simply "a wicked or evil person."

* Connotation: The emotional associations, cultural implications, and personal interpretations that a word carries beyond its literal meaning. "Villain" evokes strong negative connotations like wickedness, cruelty, and malevolence.

When we hear "villain," we don't just think of someone who did something wrong; we imagine a character who is inherently bad and often poses a threat to others.

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