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What connotations does kingship have that presidency does not?

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Kingship implies a government by heredity and royal bloodlines. Presidency implies a government by elected officials.

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What is connotation?
Language Connotation is the tone or emotional association that a word has. It can be negative or positive, but is usually something seen by the population in general. For example, "slim" and "bony"...
What is connotations?
A connotation is your emotions to a word. For example, murder. When we think of murder, we think of it as a bad thing, so it has a negative connotaion.
Is dismal a positive connotation or a negative connotation?
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The presidency is the what?
it is to have the roll of President and the President is the person who leads cerntain counties
Why do words with negative connotations have connotations?
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