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| Definitions from the WebTerm: LiteralyDescription:Literaly is a common misspelling of the word "literally." Literally is an adverb used to emphasize that something is true or accurate in a literal sense, as opposed to figuratively or metaphorically. Senses and Usages:Sense 1:Adverb - Used to emphasize the literal meaning of a statement. Example Sentence: I was so tired, I literaly couldn't keep my eyes open.Related Products on Amazon Sense 2:Adverb - Used to indicate that a statement is strictly accurate or factual. Example Sentence: He literaly swept all the awards at the ceremony.Related Products on Amazon Sense 3:Adverb - Used for humorous or exaggerated effect to emphasize the extent of something. Example Sentence: The cake was so delicious, it literaly melted in my mouth.Related Products on Amazon | ||||
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