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Meanings of
literal sense
in English
The literal meaning of a linguistic expression.
literal meaning
Synonyms
Examples for "
literal meaning
"
literal meaning
Examples for "
literal meaning
"
1
But no-one thought that this would take on a more
literal
meaning
.
2
Jaynes dismisses such educated readings, preferring to take the
literal
meaning
seriously.
3
And more, will they venture to impute that
literal
meaning
to him?
4
This I believe to be the
literal
meaning
of the epithet.
5
The listener can sense that, even if they don't get the
literal
meaning
.
Usage of
literal sense
in English
1
I know what you're thinking -in a very
literal
sense
,
actually.
2
It was a safe house in the
literal
sense
of the word.
3
Seconds later, the opening appeared-andin the
literal
sense
of the term.
4
That knowledge was now vital in the
literal
sense
of the word.
5
Dejection, in the most
literal
sense
of the word, indeed was his.
6
Painter is a hands-on defender, in the
literal
sense
of the term.
7
We passed a dreadful night, most of all in the
literal
sense
.
8
It is genuinely, in the most
literal
sense
of the word, awesome.
9
Therefore none of these names belong to God in their
literal
sense
.
10
The candelabra conceals nothing, in the
literal
sense
-unlike Liberace's wig.
11
As a man sows so shall he reap, in a
literal
sense
.
12
Fragile treasure, this, in a quite
literal
sense
;
and how awfully exposed!
13
In a
literal
sense
,
of course, there is no direct connection.
14
Jesus the Christ died in the
literal
sense
in which all men die.
15
Even in the most
literal
sense
of the words it will be so.
16
No, I mean attractive in the
literal
sense
of the word.
Other examples for "literal sense"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
literal
sense
literal
Adjective
Noun
Literal sense
through the time
Literal sense
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common