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11 January, 08:43

What is the connotative meaning of the word emperor in the phrase, "Of this young-eyed emperor"?

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  1. 11 January, 10:46
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    The correct answer is someone who inspires awe.

    The poem is about a ruler who is loved by everyone and is welcome anywhere he goes. Connotative meaning refers to implied meaning, to something that is subjective - your own personal feelings about a particular subject (as opposed to denotative meaning, which is the meaning found in a dictionary).
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