Literallyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: For real

A: What Astrrrid said is right but I hear it used more to emphasize something.

A: Literally means exactly/accurate

A: Literally is the opposite of figuratively. Someone could say "the guy ran here in five minutes" to express that the guy figuratively ran really fast, or they could say "the guy literally ran here in five minutes" to mean that they're not exaggerating, he really did get there in only five minutes.

However, a lot of teenagers and young people say "literally" just to exaggerate something. For example,"she's literally the smartest person in the world" or "that's literally the best coffee I've ever had".

A: That you are actually doing something rather than figuratively.

A: Now that I think of it. It does sound complex but literally is like an emphasis. For example


1) That is LITERALLY so crazy!!
2) I am LITERALLY so tired.
3. I am literally angry.


There are many expressions!!

A: I literally imagined that.
I literally want a burrito.
I literally thought we had school today.
I literally thought it was raining.

A: "I literally just got home." Or "I am literally typing this sentence right now." And...
"I am basically friends with her. We're not best friends, but we're still basically friends." Hope this helps.! :)

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A: Literally means in the literal or the book sense. Basically means youre talking of the very basics of a thing.

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A: LIT-ral-ee

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A: Literally

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A: I'm sorry. I'm from Pittsburgh, and we speak very fast here so it may not be the best.

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