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But something brighter than sunshine used often to look from the cottage into the forest, and something even more gloomy than shadows often glowered from its windows upon the sunny lake.
What connotation does the word glowered have in this context?

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a slightly negative connotation
a slightly negative connotation

a very negative connotation
a very negative connotation

a very positive connotation
a very positive connotation

a slightly positive connotation

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Answer 1

Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
19 days ago

The word "glowered" in this context has a very negative connotation. It suggests a sense of anger or discontent, which reinforces the idea of something gloomy looking out upon the sunny lake.

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The word "glowered" in this context has **a very negative connotation**. It suggests a sense of anger or discontent, which reinforces the idea of something gloomy looking out upon the sunny lake.

The word "glowered" in this context has a very negative connotation. It suggests a sense of anger or discontent, which reinforces the idea of something gloomy looking out upon the sunny lake.