religious connotation
Frequency: 6.79.2 per million words
An associated meaning related to religion or belief.
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Examples (10)
- Many words that were once secular today have religious connotations.
- The symbol of the dove often carries a strong religious connotation of peace and purity.
- For many people, the word 'crusade' has a negative religious connotation due to its historical context.
- The ritualistic burning of incense has a deep religious connotation in various traditions.
- Despite its origins, the holiday has lost much of its original religious connotation for many families.
- The scholar argued that the poem's imagery was imbued with a subtle religious connotation.
- His speech on 'moral duty' was carefully worded to avoid any specific religious connotation.
- The architecture of the building, with its high arches and stained glass, has a distinctly religious connotation.
- Is there a religious connotation to wearing that type of clothing?
- The painting is beautiful, but I'm not comfortable with its overt religious connotation.