What you say might be true, but it isn't covered by Google's denotational definitional of the word connotation: connotation - 'an idea or feeling that a word i

What you say might be true, but it isn't covered by Google's denotational definitional of the word connotation: connotation - 'an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning.' That seems to also cover whatever meta- preferences that a particular word choice may signal. Funnily enough, we're now in the realm of debating the connotation vs. denotation of the word 'connotation' itself.