It has human connotations.

The IMF has become a household word, but one with unfavorable connotations.

For example, the word 'feminism' for some reason has bad connotations in Armenia.

To investigate criminal or other matters having inter communal connotations or the possibility of political escalation

Graffiti in the classical world had different connotations than it carries in today's society concerning content.

But the war metaphor also carries inevitable connotations that, when applied to terrorism, are misleading and counterproductive.

The very word democracy, when voiced by US government spokesmen, has become tainted by neo imperialist connotations.

Obviously, the Chinese were politically tone deaf in choosing an architect whose name carried such dark historical connotations.

Katachi literally means form in Japanese, but the concept has complex connotations that do not exist in other languages.

But there are certain other connotations to the word risk, and the same thing about the word nature. What is nature?

While the word does not retain its original virtuous connotations, we still warm to the virtuosity of doing more with less.

Its hosts and producers seem deaf to the nauseating connotations vomit, nausea, and illness that the word blef (blev) has in Russian.

One member of the group, Ivan Dyrkin, coined the term Monstration by dropping the de from demonstration, a prefix he associated with negative connotations.

The current tradition has lost many of negative connotations which is partly positive but the negative side is that this makes the racism more hidden.

Interstate or regional rivalry down under is present in a lot of Australian English terms (both geographical references in the sentence above carry derogatory connotations).

This vague term was finally fleshed out with a list of ten principles in September 2004, all but one of which, however, was without religious connotations.

However, when Toyota eventually entered the American market in 1957 with the Crown, the name was not well received due to connotations of toys and pets.

Late in the 19th century the common meaning shifted to being applied to ordinary objects and jewellery without connotations of supernatural, merely upon the effect that it has on appearance.

Another casualty of neo conservative hubris might be the idea of spreading democracy itself. The very word democracy, when voiced by US government spokesmen, has become tainted by neo imperialist connotations.

The Latin word for this ability was povertas, or poverty in English. While the word does not retain its original virtuous connotations, we still warm to the virtuosity of doing more with less.

In Kyrgyzstan, the term 'patriot' has broad connotations, being associated variously with someone who is prepared to promote the Kyrgyz language, fight to protect the country's ecology or defend national honour in some other way.

And she has an astonishing talent for simplifying complicated issues accurately, which she likely learned along with how to interpret and manipulate the political connotations of every issue from her father, former President Park Chung hee.

Although the international holiday was first spearheaded by socialist groups, and focused on working women, the day has now taken on distinctive forms in different locations all over the world, shedding its original essentialist connotations and emphasising specific issues that women in incredibly varied societies face.