Misuse of Literally Makes Me Figuratively Insane T-Shirt | SnorgTees
Literally does not mean figuratively or metaphorically. Learn to use it correctly. Please. : r/AdviceAnimals
Literal and Figurative Language
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Literally vs. Figuratively
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Figurative Language: What It Is and When to Use It | The Proofreading Pulse
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