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Why do speakers who give persuasive speeches often use connotation?

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  • 21-10-2016
Using different words gives readers/listeners a different feeling. If I were giving you a speech about dress codes, trying to persuade you into thinking they were good, I wouldn't use a sentence like, "Dress codes mean lazier mornings, because it takes away the task of figuring out what you're going to wear." 
I would replace lazier with the word relaxed or simple. 
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