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20 Aug 13
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It's now 110% ok to use the word "literally" in the metaphorical sense
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/10240917/Uproar-as-OED-includes-erroneous-use-of-literally.html
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/10240917/Uproar-as-OED-includes-erroneous-use-of-literally.html
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Jamie Oliver will literally be delighted.
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Jamie Redknapp vindicated too....
"These balls now - they literally explode off your feet." "Alonso and Sissoko have been picked to literally sit in front of the back four." "He's literally left Ben Haim for dead there." |
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They knew
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Bolt littorally coasted home in the heats.
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Is it literally '110% ok to use the word "literally" in the metaphorical sense'?
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Liter Ally is a famous book by TC Stang..
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Ttt
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