literalized Sentence Examples
- The literalized meaning of "raining cats and dogs" is a torrential downpour.
- The speaker's hyperbolic statement was literalized when a swarm of bees invaded the auditorium.
- In the novel, the metaphor of a "broken heart" was literalized as a physical wound.
- The artist's interpretation of the legend literalized the mythical creature as a winged horse.
- The politician's promise to "build a wall" was literalized in the subsequent construction of a physical barrier.
- The dream was so vivid that it was practically literalized before my eyes.
- The scientist's hypothesis was literalized in the successful experiment.
- The scriptwriter's metaphor of "dancing on air" was literalized by the character's levitating performance.
- The teacher's use of the simile "as slow as molasses" was literalized when the students moved in deliberate, sluggish steps.
- The prophecy foretelling the "end of days" was literalized in the cataclysmic events that ensued.
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The literalized meaning of "raining cats and dogs" is a torrential downpour.
The speaker's hyperbolic statement was literalized when a swarm of bees invaded the auditorium.
In the novel, the metaphor of a "broken heart" was literalized as a physical wound.
The artist's interpretation of the legend literalized the mythical creature as a winged horse.
