E8_POSITIVE & NEGATIVE CONNOTATIONS

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She looked aboslutely SLIM in her new dress, which made her feel confident.

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After the long illness, he appeared EMACIATED, barely able to walk.

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The old building was HIDEOUS, with broken windows and peeling paint.

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She wore a GORGEOUS gown that dazzled everyone at the party.

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POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE CONNOTATION:

He felt self-conscious because people kept calling him FAT.

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POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE CONNOTATION:

He was always the SKINNY kid, but he neverseemed to mind.

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His face was CHUBBY, which made him look even younger than he really was.

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The sunset was so BEAUTIFUL that it took everyone's breath away.

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The UGLY stain on the carpet was impossible to remove.

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The little girl was PLUMP, with rosy cheeks and a cute smile.

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