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Definitions from the WebTerm: Antonyms for LiteralDescription:The term "Literal" refers to words or expressions that are understood exactly as they are stated or written. In contrast, antonyms for literal represent words or expressions that convey meanings opposite to their literal interpretation. These antonyms can add depth, figurative language, or subjective interpretations to a concept. Senses and Usages:Sense 1:Antonym: Metaphorical Sample Sentence: The author skillfully employs metaphors to enrich the narrative, contrasting it with the literal interpretation. Sense 2:Antonym: Allegorical Sample Sentence: The painting held an allegorical representation of the struggles between good and evil, going beyond the limits of the literal image it portrayed. Sense 3:Antonym: Symbolic Sample Sentence: The dove is often used symbolically to represent peace, taking on a deeper meaning than its literal representation as a bird. Sense 4:Antonym: Figurative Sample Sentence: The poet masterfully incorporates figurative language to create vivid imagery, deviating from the limiting power of literal expressions. Sense 5:Antonym: Idiomatic Sample Sentence: Learning idiomatic expressions in a foreign language can be challenging, as they often defy literal translation. Sense 6:Antonym: Nonliteral Sample Sentence: The comedian's jokes are known for their nonliteral humor, leaving the audience in stitches despite not being taken literally. Related Products:To explore further materials related to figurative language, symbolism, and metaphors, you may consider the following options: | ||||
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