Examples of 'quite literally' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite literally"
quite literally: used to emphasize that something is true in a strict sense or exact manner, often in contrast to a figurative interpretation
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quite literally
This is quite literally life and death.
On more than one occasion quite literally.
It is quite literally this ancient symbol of womanhood.
As the landscape has quite literally changed.
He was quite literally smoked inside that chimney.
Some vegetarian dishes are quite literally a godsend.
We were quite literally made for each other.
So we would do something quite literally off book.
You are quite literally in the middle of nowhere.
It is time to take celestial intervention quite literally.
I am wishing you quite literally the best.
It is quite literally a technological dream but in time.
Your recipes have quite literally saved me.
We are quite literally breeding a new generation of disorder.
The people here are quite literally.
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They quite literally worked him over.
These blueprints really are quite literally kicking my ass.
It is quite literally a drug that speeds people up.
Shooting a clown is quite literally deafening.
Quite literally millions are waiting for help.
Electromagnetism quite literally lights up our planet.
Quite literally flipping the male gaze.
She appears to be quite literally paralyzed by fear.
Quite literally trying to find my own voice.
A person can quite literally lose control.
Quite literally and directly in some countries.
So this would quite literally be time travel.
Quite literally a fish out of water tale.
That means it quite literally runs on air.
Quite literally human beings are made of stardust.
The world has quite literally gone to hell.
Quite literally saved the world.
Thank you for quite literally everything.
I quite literally grew up alongside the series.
These lists are quite literally gold online.
It quite literally means gate shutting panic.
Well the answer is quite literally up in smoke.
It quite literally metabolizes electricity into money.
Our motivation is quite literally what moves us.
We quite literally drove up the side of a mountain.
The proof of it is quite literally all around us.
So quite literally he lives in the land of nuts.
I think this cοuld quite literally kill them.
We are quite literally surrounded by science every day.
The carotid artery acts quite literally as a spigot.
I have quite literally defied medical science.
Millions of lives are quite literally at stake.
I can quite literally interact with the ad.
One soldier said quite literally to me.
They quite literally went the extra mile.
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Quite a boy you have got here
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