How long has Webster defined the word “literally” so that it can also mean “figuratively?” :(
I cling to the rock that is my OED. Please don’t change on me…
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Posted on Wednesday September 21st
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No, too. If people start using the word “gray” to describe “beige”, the only thing that will be proved will be that...
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loscheiner’s explanation is incredibly relevant to my current interests in RE: finally sticking with a second language....
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Efforts to stifle language change or to create a standard version of language never work. It’d be like yelling at a...
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dnlmllgn said:
I’m literally beside myself with surprise that this is the case.
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googoogoogoogoo said:
Ah jesus.
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