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Meanings of literal in English
Portuguese
erro tipográfico Catalan
errata A mistake in printed matter resulting from mechanical failures of some kind.
Portuguese
textual Limited to the explicit meaning of a word or text.
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Examples for "typo"
Examples for "typo"
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Within a few hours, the first change came in: a typo fix.
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First time I saw the name I assumed it was a typo.
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So is this a typo, as a number of eagled-eyed readers suggest?
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There has been no explanation for the typo in the original statement.
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The cop was tired and made a typo on the accident form.
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In the Bengal texts there is a misprint, viz., tatha for rasah.
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I'm sure it's a misprint, or that the piano's out of tune.
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A misprint for the Spanish pifas-a possible shorthand form of pifanos-signifying fifes.
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So all the editions; but is not 'two' a misprint for 'trio'-i.e.
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One misprint in particular is so serious as to require notice.
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Accept my thanks for pointing out the bad erratum at page 301.
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The authors would like to correct the error with this erratum.
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Pinter insisted that the publisher insert an erratum slip immediately.
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This erratum is to correct the variable name on the left hand side of Eq.
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The correct spelling is included in this erratum and the original article has been updated.
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A spokesperson for the company said the revision corrected a typographical error.
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By a typographical error, in the original edition, it is misprinted CHAP.
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This column was updated on June 27 to correct a typographical error.
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Anal rays imperfectly counted, and there is a typographical error in the Zool.
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For that typographical error the man must wait until I republished the notice.
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Men, by means of it, may correct literal errors in the scriptures; may restore texts, may refute doctrines inconsistent with the attributes of the Almighty.
Usage of literal in English
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The Christian literal movement is, of course, famous for its conservative politics.
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I know what you're thinking -in a very literal sense, actually.
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It was a safe house in the literal sense of the word.
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Seconds later, the opening appeared-andin the literal sense of the term.
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Yes, the first step into the internet is a literal echo chamber.
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Second, if not as literal fact, how should we take the story?
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That knowledge was now vital in the literal sense of the word.
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But a literal reading of the text without context can be misleading.
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These limits require that we reject the literal truth of the Bible.
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His association is not just god of the literal hunting of animals.
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To explain: I am a literal Christmas Carol, albeit an early one.
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Others will test the waters in the more literal and revealing sense.
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Freud said that the subconscious never speaks to us in literal language.
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In the most literal way I needed to find my feet again.
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The allegorical meaning of the poem is hidden under the literal one.
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A highly political spirituality, it is literal and intolerant in its vision.
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Translations for literal
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Literal through the time
Literal across language varieties
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