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Meanings of literally in inglês

português
literalmente
espanhol
literalmente

In a literal sense.

literalmente
Antônimos
Examples for "figuratively"
Examples for "figuratively"
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However, as reported by IOL News, the term arrested was used figuratively.
The South African
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I considered the psychological effect of raising children on leashes-literallyor figuratively.
Ebony
3
The road from Bangui to Brussels goes through Paris, literally and figuratively.
The Irish Times
4
He was starting to enjoy keeping her off balance, literally and figuratively.
Do you take this rebel?
5
Religion: men figuratively saw God face to face in the Primitive, 508-m.
Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Fr...
Usage of literally in inglês
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For 25 years, the internet has literally changed the way we think.
The Irish Times
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The result is that scientists are literally drowning in data and information.
Pubmed
3
If he wanted to know for sure, he could literally just ask.
Wired
4
The restaurant's list of ingredients can result in literally millions of combinations.
Reuters
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They literally think this costs millions and millions of dollars, this decision.
The new yorker
6
Darwin literally added a new dimension to the debate-theaxis of history.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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A new study using artificial intelligence says that is now literally true.
Wired
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Few who said it thought it would one day be literally true.
News.com.au
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It is, quite literally, our first look at an entirely new world.
BBC
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I'm sure it's not literally true; Caroline always exaggerates everything so much.
The art of mending: a novel
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Said radio host took that quite literally for the purpose of propaganda.
Ebony
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No matter how hard we try, we literally cannot imagine the future.
The new yorker
13
It's a process, You're literally transferring knowledge about how to solve problems.
Wired
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Allan told Morning Report it was quite literally a nail biting evening.
Radio NZ
15
William Jackson Harper is in a great place right now -literally.
Ebony
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The audience is certainly moved by Stein's Faust: literally, for two days.
The Guardian
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Translations for literally
português
literalmente
espanhol
literalmente
Literally through the time
Literally across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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