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literally

[lit-er-uh-lee] / ˈlɪt ər ə li /


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"I was rushing because I'm doing a renovation and I've got builders that need materials and it was literally for that," he said.

From BBC

When Desai plans the company’s season lineup, he always surveys the year ahead — literally.

From Los Angeles Times

“These papers have been cited, in some cases, literally tens of thousands of times.”

From The Wall Street Journal

There is tremendous scar tissue—literally, and figuratively, from past crises and recoveries—but he is by far the sport’s best known presence, a player who moves the crowds like no other.

From The Wall Street Journal

This means he believes he can literally do no wrong, and therefore, he has no obligation to consider anything before he makes a decision.

From Salon