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And the converse of "Literally" is, or should be, "Illiterally", I think, I don't know, literally.
by amarento 4y ago
And the converse of "Literally" is, or should be, "Illiterally", I think, I don't know, literally.
- scrumper 4y agoM-x mansplain-pedant-mode It's "figuratively" or, more... literally, "metaphorically."
- 93po 4y agopretty sure it was a joke
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- shkkmo 4y agoI would consider the converse of "literally" to be "figuratively". "Literally" literally means "literally", but figuratively now means "figuratively".