This meaning reflects the stylistic reference and the emotive and or evaluative charge proper to the word. Which meaning is defined above?

Test on Semantics
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   This meaning reflects the stylistic reference and the emotive and or evaluative charge proper to the word. Which meaning is defined above?
   

Denotational and connotational components are seen in lexical meaning. Communication is only feasible because of the denotational component. The stylistic reference and the emotive charge unique to the word as a linguistic unit in the particular language system make up the connotational component. Words' subjective emotive connotations in speech are separate from their semantic structure, as they change from speaker to speaker but are not unique to words as linguistic units. Like words, morphemes' lexical meaning can be broken down into denotational and connotational components. The connotational component of meaning can be present in affixational morphemes as well as root-morphemes.

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   What is a seme? The littlest semantic unit within the semantic structure of the word is named a seme. There are distinctive sorts of semes: archiseme, differential semes, down to business semes, etc. The typology of semes is spoken to in semasiological investigates, and their number and course depends on the profundity of the examination and the requirements of the inquire about.
   

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   Emotive charge …
   

The emotive charge is a part of the connotational component of meaning and is one of the objective semantic properties of words as linguistic units. It ought to not be confounded with emotive suggestions that the words may secure in discourse. The emotive suggestion of the word is to a incredible degree subjective because it incredibly depends of the individual involvement of the speaker, the mental symbolism the word inspires in him. Words apparently void of any emotional element may have within the case of person speakers solid emotive suggestions as may be outlined

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