"Being connoted" means that the other person's words have another meaning, which virtually reflects himself. The other person wants to kill someone, but he doesn't say it directly, but shows it in an implicit way, which makes people feel uncomfortable.
There are both intentional and unintentional connotations. For example, a friend satirizes a classmate in his class for getting good grades by cheating, but he actually got good grades by cheating, so he has a feeling of being connoted.
In network language, connotation refers to words or pictures that need to be carefully pondered to understand. Often manifested in the use of metaphor, pun, irony, metaphor and other rhetoric to state their views. The word "connotation" can also be used as a verb. Example: connotation again.
Connotation and original meaning:
1, the internal content of the concept
Ling Ke's Xiang gives life to the characters: "Heroes share some common qualities, such as courage in action, firmness and simplicity in belief. However, these simple concepts still contain infinitely rich connotations, including the unique Wang Yang Sea.
2. Inner cultivation
Connotation refers to people's inner cultivation or quality, including what the object contains, the essence or meaning of the object, philosophical terms, and the sum of the internal factors of the object.