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At least not figuratively - English Only forum
Can one recharge / charge up himself figuratively. - English Only forum
Can we use the word "apprentice" figuratively? - English Only forum
clenched-ass (figuratively) - English Only forum
critical point(figuratively) - English Only forum
Dawkins, pinning them down, Chopra and Kumar speaking more figuratively, right? - English Only forum
"demise" used figuratively - English Only forum
Hit in the crease (figuratively) - English Only forum
Is deep figuratively synonymous with profound? - English Only forum
is elevated—both literally and figuratively - English Only forum
Literally vs figuratively - English Only forum
live on an island, figuratively and literally - English Only forum
metaphorically/figuratively - English Only forum
more than figuratively dangerous - English Only forum
On how to use 'embark' figuratively - English Only forum
out in space (figuratively) - English Only forum
raise a toast with someone (figuratively) - English Only forum
Retort used figuratively - English Only forum
"smoke" used figuratively - English Only forum
the image figuratively conveys the idea that - English Only forum
They will get over it / They will do without it -- used figuratively? - English Only forum
to hit (offend) someone figuratively - English Only forum
wart [used figuratively?] - English Only forum
With bolts on - Used figuratively - English Only forum
X was left at the altar [figuratively] or [literally]? - English Only forum

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