There’s something loose out there, tearing through the fabric of the English language. That thing is the over- and misuse of the word “literally”. The word is an opposite word, meaning it has a partner of which it is a clean and defined opposite in meaning. The opposite word is “figuratively”. “Literally” means: according to [...]
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