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Until you can provide a alternative word that only means "literally", "literally" means "literally", not "figuratively".
by a1369209993 9y ago
Until you can provide a alternative word that only means "literally", "literally" means "literally", not "figuratively".
- BeetleB 9y ago>Until you can provide a alternative word that only means "literally", "literally" means "literally", not "figuratively". You're welcome to use the word as you please. The majority of the English speaking world, however, disagrees with you. If you care about clarity and precision, "literally" is a word to avoid.