The closely related terms proud and arrogant have different implied meanings, which are the of the words. a. claims b. connotations c. diction d. denotations

The correct answer is B. Connotations

Explanation:

In language, words such as proud and arrogant are said to have the same denotation or dictionary meaning as they both describe a person who feels satisfaction about himself/herself. However, these two words have a different implied meaning or connotation that refers to the ideas people have about a word. This can be explained as "proud" is considered as a positive quality, but "arrogant" is considered as a negative one, despite they have the same dictionary meaning. Thus, the two words have a different implied meaning or connotations.

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