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Definition of literally
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of literally is as below...
Literally
(adv.)
According
to the
primary
and
natural
import
of
words;
not
figuratively;
as, a man and his wife can not be
literally
one
flesh..
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Per-
::
Per- () A
prefix
used to
signify
through,
throughout,
by, for, or as an
intensive
as
perhaps,
by hap or
chance;
perennial,
that lasts
throughout
the year;
perforce,
through
or by
force;
perfoliate,
perforate;
perspicuous,
evident
throughout
or very
evident;
perplex,
literally,
to
entangle
very
much..
Pierce
::
Pierce
(v. i.) To
enter;
to
penetrate;
to make a way into or
through
something,
as a
pointed
instrument
does; -- used
literally
and
figuratively..
Killing
::
Killing
(a.)
Literally,
that
kills;
having
power to kill;
fatal;
in a
colloquial
sense,
conquering;
captivating;
irresistible..
Upper
::
Upper
(comp.)
Being
further
up,
literally
or
figuratively;
higher
in
place,
position,
rank,
dignity,
or the like;
superior;
as, the upper lip; the upper side of a
thing;
the upper house of a
legislature..
Beseem
::
Beseem
(v. t.)
Literally:
To
appear
or seem
(well,
ill, best, etc.) for (one) to do or to have.
Hence:
To be fit,
suitable,
or
proper
for, or
worthy
of; to
become;
to
befit..
Bedung
::
Bedung
(v. t.) To cover with dung, as for
manuring;
to
bedaub
or
defile,
literally
or
figuratively..
Illuminati
::
Illuminati
(v. t.)
Literally,
those who are
enlightened.
Melting
::
Melting
(a.)
Causing
to melt;
becoming
melted;
-- used
literally
or
figuratively;
as, a
melting
heat; a
melting
appeal;
a
melting
mood..
Blend
::
Blend (a.) To make
blind,
literally
or
figuratively;
to
dazzle;
to
deceive..
Oxhead
::
Oxhead
(n.)
Literally,
the head of an ox
(emblem
of
cuckoldom);
hence,
a dolt; a
blockhead..
Literalism
::
Literalism
(n.) That which
accords
with the
letter;
a mode of
interpreting
literally;
adherence
to the
letter.
File
::
File (n.)
Anything
employed
to
smooth,
polish,
or rasp,
literally
or
figuratively..
Gobemouche
::
Gobemouche
(n.)
Literally,
a fly
swallower;
hence,
once who keeps his mouth open; a boor; a silly and
credulous
person..
Teocalli
::
Teocalli
(n.)
Literally,
God's
house;
a
temple,
usually
of
pyramidal
form, such as were built by the
aborigines
of
Mexico,
Yucatan,
etc..
Germane
::
Germane
(a.)
Literally,
near akin;
hence,
closely
allied;
appropriate
or
fitting;
relevant..
Extirpate
::
Extirpate
(v. t.) To pluck up by the stem or root; to root out; to
eradicate,
literally
or
figuratively;
to
destroy
wholly;
as, to
extirpate
weeds;
to
extirpate
a
tumor;
to
extirpate
a sect; to
extirpate
error or
heresy..
Hardness
::
Hardness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being hard,
literally
or
figuratively..
Hammer
::
Hammer
(v. i.) To
strike
repeated
blows,
literally
or
figuratively..
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To give
another
direction,
tendency,
or
inclination
to; to
direct
otherwise;
to
deflect;
to
incline
differently;
-- used both
literally
and
figuratively;
as, to turn the eyes to the
heavens;
to turn a horse from the road, or a ship from her
course;
to turn the
attention
to or from
something..
Chlorophyll
::
Chlorophyll
(n.)
Literally,
leaf
green;
a green
granular
matter
formed
in the cells of the
leaves
(and other parts
exposed
to
light)
of
plants,
to which they owe their green
color,
and
through
which all
ordinary
assimilation
of plant food takes
place.
Similar
chlorophyll
granules
have been found in the
tissues
of the lower
animals..
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