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denotative
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Although there are many variations on how the term is denotatively defined (see Sternberg & Jordan, 2005 for comprehensive details), each refers to a person's ability "to see" and "to know" that is beyond the scope of others.
Such geler are usually used much like personal names, denotatively, in the strict sense of the word, with little or no thought of what the words actually mean.
To illustrate: the weekly trip to the employment office for an unemployment check constitutes a series of acts which are denotatively similar for thousands of unemployed persons.
 
 
 
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