#denotation

[daniellefso]

BLOG #1 (RDL 2)

SO, Danielle Francesca P.

GR. 12-E ABM

@kim1643philo

[yasujewels]

Jewel Desirose R. De Mayo // 12-J HUMSS @kim1643philo

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Denotation: to deceive by underhanded method or to confuse or throw off thoroughly or completely

Connotation: typically means to deceive or get the better of someone in a cunning or dishonest way. It implies the sense of confusion or bewilderment caused by deception.

SERENDIPITY

Denotation: the occurrence of fortunate or unexpected events by chance, often leading to pleasant and beneficial outcomes.

Connotation: generally positive and carries a sense of happy coincidence, luck, or the discovery of something delightful unexpectedly. It often implies the feeling of joy or contentment associated with fortunate and unplanned events.

INKLING

Denotation: a slight or vague understanding of something.

Connotation: typically neutral or slightly positive. It suggests a sense of curiosity, anticipation, or a faint awareness about something, which can be intriguing or pique one's interest.

EPIPHANY

Denotation: a sudden, profound realization or insight, often accompanied by a sense of clarity or enlightenment.

Connotation: overwhelmingly positive. It carries the sense of transformative and enlightening experience where someone gains profound understandings or insight.

SASHAYING

Denotation: to walk or to move in an elegant, confident, and often exaggerated or flamboyant manner, typically characterized by graceful or swaying movements of the hips and body.

Connotation: generally positive and can imply a sense of confidence, elegance, or even a touch of playfulness.

[sobachyakukla]

the winner: "only sophia would do this. only sophia would say this. admit it hannah noel, you're sophia, the fallen angel. you've even modeled yourself after the would-be child of Christ & Magdalene."

it's gonna be a real brute force kind of night

[rebuildingrob]

Selfish vs self-care

Welcome to the first posting in a new series. As many as you may know, I am an English teacher. In particular, I have a real fascination with language, word choice, and word meaning. WARNING: This is going to get wordy and ever dorkier than my usual posts. There are quite a few words that are used incorrectly in our everyday speak. Sometimes, this is because people don’t know any better. An…

[bloseroseone]

Connotation and Denotation: Meaning, Examples & Difference

In the intricate tapestry of language, words serve as both tools and artists, weaving nuanced meanings through connotation and denotation. This exploration delves into the dynamic interplay of these linguistic elements, unravelling their significance, providing examples, and elucidating the subtle yet impactful differences.....Click here to read more

[phonemantra-blog]

The Meaning of the 99 Names of Allah and Their Benefits Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the meaning of the 99 names of Allah and their benefits. In this article, we will explore the profound significance behind each of these names and how they can positively impact our lives. By understanding the essence of these names, we can deepen our connection with Allah and seek His blessings. The 99 Names of Allah Allah, the Most Merciful and the Most Compassionate has revealed 99 names in the Holy Quran that encompass His divine attributes. Each name reflects a unique aspect of His nature and serves as a reminder of His infinite power and wisdom. These names are not mere labels but hold deep spiritual significance.  Ar-Rahman (The Most Gracious) Ar-Rahman signifies Allah's boundless mercy and compassion towards His creation. By invoking this name, we seek His mercy and blessings in our lives. It reminds us of His infinite love and forgiveness. Ar-Rahim (The Most Merciful) Ar-Rahim highlights Allah's continuous mercy and compassion. It emphasizes His willingness to forgive and shower His blessings upon those who seek His guidance. By understanding this name, we can find solace in His mercy and strive to be merciful towards others. Al-Malik (The Sovereign) Al-Malik represents Allah's absolute sovereignty and kingship over the entire universe. This name reminds us that He is the ultimate ruler and has complete control over all affairs. By recognizing His sovereignty, we can submit ourselves to His will and find peace in His guidance. Al-Quddus (The Holy) Al-Quddus signifies Allah's absolute purity and perfection. He is free from any imperfections or flaws. By contemplating on this name, we can strive for purity in our thoughts, actions, and intentions, and seek His divine guidance to purify our hearts. As-Salam (The Source of Peace) As-Salam represents Allah as the ultimate source of peace and tranquility. By invoking this name, we seek inner peace and harmony in our lives. It reminds us to strive for peace with ourselves, others, and the world around us. Al-Mu'min (The Guardian of Faith) Al-Mu'min signifies Allah as the guardian of faith and the One who grants security to His believers. By understanding this name, we can strengthen our faith and trust in Him, knowing that He is the ultimate protector and sustainer. Al-Muhaymin (The Protector) Al-Muhaymin represents Allah as the ultimate protector and witness of all things. He is the One who watches over His creation and ensures justice prevails. By recognizing His role as the protector, we can find solace in His care and seek His guidance in times of need. Al-Aziz (The Mighty) Al-Aziz signifies Allah's might and power. He is the One who possesses ultimate strength and authority. By contemplating this name, we can find strength and courage in our own lives, knowing that Allah is always with us. Al-Jabbar (The Compeller) Al-Jabbar represents Allah's ability to mend what is broken and restore what is lost. By invoking this name, we seek His help in overcoming our weaknesses and challenges. It reminds us that Allah has the power to heal and mend our hearts. Al-Mutakabbir (The Majestic) Al-Mutakabbir signifies Allah's greatness and majesty. He is the One who is above all and beyond any limitations. By recognizing His majesty, we can humble ourselves before Him and seek His guidance and blessings. Benefits of Understanding the 99 Names of Allah By delving into the meaning and significance of the 99 names of Allah, we can experience numerous benefits in our lives. Some of these benefits include: Strengthening our Faith Understanding the names of Allah deepens our faith and strengthens our connection with Him. It reminds us of His presence in our lives and His ability to guide and support us through every situation. Seeking His Blessings By invoking the names of Allah, we seek His blessings and mercy. Each name represents a specific attribute of Allah, and by calling upon these names, we open ourselves to His divine favors and protection. Finding Inner Peace The names of Allah remind us of His attributes of peace and tranquility. By contemplating these names, we can find inner peace and serenity, even amid life's challenges and uncertainties. Developing Virtuous Qualities Each name of Allah reflects a virtuous quality that we can strive to embody in our own lives. By understanding these names, we can develop qualities such as mercy, compassion, patience, and forgiveness. Seeking Guidance The names of Allah serve as a source of guidance for us. By reflecting on these names, we can seek His guidance in making decisions, finding solutions to our problems, and navigating through the complexities of life. Connecting with the Divine Understanding the names of Allah allows us to deepen our connection with the Divine. It reminds us of His infinite love and mercy towards His creation and encourages us to develop a closer relationship with Him through prayer, remembrance, and acts of worship. [caption id="attachment_79556" align="aligncenter" width="896"] meaning of the 99 names of Allah and benefits[/caption] The 99 names of Allah hold immense spiritual significance and offer numerous benefits to those who seek to understand and invoke them. By delving into the meaning of these names, we can strengthen our faith, seek His blessings, find inner peace, develop virtuous qualities, seek guidance, and connect with the Divine. May Allah bless us with the wisdom to comprehend and embody the essence of His beautiful names. Frequently Asked Questions 1. What are the 99 Names of Allah? The 99 Names of Allah are the various attributes and qualities that describe Allah in Islamic tradition. 2. What is the significance of knowing the 99 Names of Allah? Knowing the 99 Names of Allah helps deepen our understanding of His nature, enabling us to develop a closer relationship with Him. 3. Are the 99 Names of Allah mentioned in the Quran? Yes, the 99 Names of Allah are mentioned in various verses of the Quran, providing a divine source for their significance. 4. What are some benefits of reciting the 99 Names of Allah? Reciting the 99 Names of Allah can bring numerous benefits, such as spiritual purification, increased mindfulness, and blessings from Allah. 5. Can reciting specific Names of Allah help with specific needs? Yes, certain Names of Allah are associated with specific benefits. For example, reciting "Ar-Rahman" (The Most Gracious) can increase compassion and mercy in oneself. 6. How can I incorporate the 99 Names of Allah into my daily life? You can incorporate the 99 Names of Allah into your daily life by reciting them during prayers, reflecting on their meanings, and striving to embody their qualities in your actions. 7. Are there any recommended times or occasions to recite the 99 Names of Allah? While there are no specific times or occasions prescribed for reciting the 99 Names of Allah, you can recite them at any time that is convenient for you and when you seek a deeper connection with Allah. 8. Can non-Arabic speakers recite the 99 Names of Allah in translation? Yes, non-Arabic speakers can recite the 99 Names of Allah in translation to understand their meanings and benefit from their essence. 9. Are there any specific etiquettes or manners to observe when reciting the 99 Names of Allah? While there are no strict etiquettes, it is recommended to recite the Names of Allah with sincerity, humility, and focus, seeking to comprehend their meanings and internalize their teachings. 10. Can reciting the 99 Names of Allah protect us from harm? Reciting the 99 Names of Allah with faith and trust in Him can serve as a means of seeking protection and seeking His divine assistance in times of difficulty or danger.

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[prokopetz]

My favourite example of the distinction between denotation and connotation is "what did you do?" versus "what have you done?"

[hauntedmoors]

oh you get it

[gallifreyanhotfive]

The Doctor to the Sycorax (and many others): No second chances. *let's them eat shit*

The Doctor to the Master: Oh....you committed genocide??? 😔 You hurt many of my friends?????? 🥺 That's okay--I believe you can be better. 😌 You're my oldest friend, you know. ❤️ I believe you can be beautiful. We could travel the stars, you and I, see everythi--oh no, he escaped. 😕 Til next time!

[4mulaone]

lots to discuss on the minefield of driver/reader insert fics but the literal funniest thing is fake twitter threads of drivers typing in an insane gen z internet specific lingo when factually speaking they talk like this

[salemoleander]

Thankfully the participants have mostly named themselves, but I wanted to post this anyways

People ragging on duo names are RIGHT, but I think people who default to them are understandably defensive bc no one explains why they're not good beyond being overused

Desert duo works because them being a solo pair of people spiraling around each other in the desert until one beats the other to death is their Entire Deal. Duo here is conveying information/has a connotation beyond "this is 2 people"

Most of the time, the number of people in the relationship is NOT the most significant quality you can be sharing. Flower Husbands, Boat Boys, Team Rancher, Team BEST all give us more useful info/ have more interesting connotations

Are they a team/equal partnership? (Team BEST, Team T.I.E.S., Team Rancher)

Is it an arrangement of mutual need or a fragile alliance? (Monopoly Mountain, Magical Mountain, Southlands - players obfuscate more contractual/ delicate relationships by referring to them as the place they happen, not by the people involved)

Are they irresponsible or childish about the impact of their kills? (Boat Boys, Coral Kids, Bad Boys)

Is it a larger group following a leader? Let's throw in some military or royal imagery! (Red Army, Fairy Fort)

I do think it's very funny that we are so consistently bad at this that the creators have started preemptively offering names

[motheroftheantichrist]

"It wouldn't make sense narratively" bitch WHAT narrative?!?!

[butchcockiness]

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[prissygrlsorority]

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[ashtrayfloors]

When other people I knew in grad school read Kathy Acker’s books they were shocked. Appalled. Particularly most of the budding young feminists. I actually began weeding out women friends by their reactions to her books. The ones that smiled and lowered their eyes with sly understanding and touched themselves, I kept. The ones that freaked out, well, they were idiots. Once I read a paragraph from Empire of the Senseless in my theory of gender class and one of the women began to cry and ran out and barfed. No shit. Pussy, I thought.

—Lidia Yuknavitch, from The Chronology of Water