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Is The literal meaning of a word is the same as its figurative meaning? True or False
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Is The literal meaning of a word is the same as its figurative meaning? True or False

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Answer: No (Im sorry if this is wrong I was in a rush)

Explanation: Figuratively means metaphorically. Literally describes something that actually happened.

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