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1 Very probably, writers on yoga employ this language in a figurative sense .
2 My northern friend was using the word in a figurative sense .
3 There is no need to lose our heads-inthe figurative sense at least.
4 I use the word 'founded' in a literal as well as figurative sense .
5 No, not in the usual figurative sense of that term.
6 To "blow-up" effectively, whether in a literal or figurative sense , is difficult.
7 He has come home, not in the figurative sense , but in the quite literal sense.
8 The adjective "pure" must be understood in the figurative sense of the mantram.
9 In a figurative sense he'd gone the extra mile.
10 Through our thought-forces we have creative power, not in a figurative sense , but in reality.
11 Take your Johnson, and look out the adjective Scurvy, in its higher or figurative sense .
12 Is this "woman Jezebel" to be taken in a literal or figurative sense ?
13 Dalzell had used the word "gig" in a figurative sense .
14 Death is frequently used in a figurative sense to denote misery, and life to signify happiness.
15 We must, therefore, necessarily endeavour after some figurative sense , not liable to so insuperable an objection.
16 This word is now used much oftener in a figurative sense than to describe the actual thing.
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