A word-tone game. A word appears and you judge whether it carries a positive or a negative emotional charge. One wrong answer ends the streak.

What is the difference between connotation and definition?

The definition is what a word denotes; the connotation is what it makes you feel. "Economical" and "cheap" can denote the same fact while pulling in opposite emotional directions · this game trains you to hear that pull.

What changes at higher difficulty?

The pool adds milder words. "Disaster" announces its tone; "stubborn" or "tidy" whisper it. Judging quiet valence quickly is the harder skill.

Does it work in my language?

Yes · the word pool is authored for each of the 25 supported languages, so you judge native words with their native connotations.

How does my progress save?

Your best streak is stored locally in your browser. Sign in to sync it across devices.

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Is the word's tone positive or negative? Judge the feeling a word carries, not its dictionary meaning

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