In God of Carnage, I put it literally: she vomits on a pile of art books".
"He put it literally right where he had said.
They will, as the Washington Post succinctly put it, "literally be too hot for human survival".
"My concern is that when you then try to put it into practice you literally need to dedicate a human to getting all the checks in the right boxes," she said.
To put it another way, "President" literally meant: "the one who presides".
We don't buy things we don't need, mostly because there would be literally nowhere to put it.
I'm sorry to put it in black and white terms, literally, but really, it's just that.
Soon enough, no matter how conservative your spending, you will burn through the cash Design Home gave you to begin with, and you will find yourself sheepishly, sheepishly purchasing the absolute cheapest white side table the game offers, a hideously small ceramic elephant which somehow still costs like $300, because you literally have to put it in the room to finish the challenge.
"I've just got literally no place to put it".
As Google puts it, "literally" can be used "to acknowledge that something is not literally true but is used for emphasis or to express strong feeling".
