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Meaning of literalize
Wordnet
literalize (v)
make literal
Webster
literalize (v. t.)
To make literal; to interpret or put in practice according to the strict meaning of the words; -- opposed to spiritualize; as, to literalize Scripture.
literalize Sentence Examples
- The experiment aimed to literally create the conditions described in the hypothesis.
- Her anger was so intense that she literally wanted to tear him apart.
- The literal meaning of the poem was difficult to decipher due to its metaphorical language.
- The comedian's performance was so absurd that it literally made the audience cry with laughter.
- The novel depicted a literal world where dragons and wizards existed.
- The highway was literally packed with cars during rush hour.
- The disaster created a literal wasteland, leaving nothing but rubble and despair.
- His face literally turned pale when he heard the news.
- The political rhetoric was so inflammatory that it literally incited violence.
- The scientist sought to literally replicate the results of a groundbreaking experiment.
FAQs About the word literalize
make literalTo make literal; to interpret or put in practice according to the strict meaning of the words; -- opposed to spiritualize; as, to literalize Scriptu
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The experiment aimed to literally create the conditions described in the hypothesis.
Her anger was so intense that she literally wanted to tear him apart.
The literal meaning of the poem was difficult to decipher due to its metaphorical language.
The comedian's performance was so absurd that it literally made the audience cry with laughter.
