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Meanings of have figuratively in English

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Usage of have figuratively in English
1
A World Wide Web Site that has n't been updated so long it has figuratively grown cobwebs.
The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000
2
Having figuratively outgrown his juvenile roles, Rooney decided to go freelance, and his popularity started to wane.
The Guardian
3
They had figuratively kissed and made up.
A Little Florida Lady
4
Many critics had figuratively (or indeed literally) packed their bags before the last film screened in this year's Cannes competition.
The Irish Times
5
Shorn of what Hurst had figuratively called the head and tail, and which had been added for nonsense, it was not a bad production.
The Channings: A Story