Synonym: actual, erratum, genuine, literal error, misprint, real, typo, typographical error. Similar words: literally, literate, literary, literacy, obliterate, illiterate, literature, illiteracy. Meaning: ['lɪt(ə)rəl] 
n. a mistake in printed matter resulting from mechanical failures of some kind. adj. 1. being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something 2. without interpretation or embellishment 3. limited to the explicit meaning of a word or text 4. avoiding embellishment or exaggeration (used for emphasis).
n. a mistake in printed matter resulting from mechanical failures of some kind. adj. 1. being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something 2. without interpretation or embellishment 3. limited to the explicit meaning of a word or text 4. avoiding embellishment or exaggeration (used for emphasis). 
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121. Mercury is a planet of travel, not always in the literal sense of the word, but in the metaphorical sense; that is, you like to be continually exposed to new ideas and experiences together.
122. Invalid literal data format. Literal data must be specified either as an array, or a tab-delimited string.
123. Literal interpretation, and insensitivity to context, are not marks of rationality but mental disorders.
124. In terms of product categories, most of the real estate and cosmetic use "Literal Similarity with Original Appearance", while the rest use mainly "Literal Similarity with Design Appearance.
125. Strangely in an age that prizes gender-neutral language, that is the literal plural of "Rom", a Romany word meaning man or husband.
126. For Cao Pi , his merits, according to Lu Xun, was his influence upon the development and change of Jian-an Literature and his advocate of the floweriness and grandness of literal style.
127. And replace the false Audio, the formation of the literal meaning of the transfer of names.
128. Notice how Origen is still playing with these notions of a literal reading and a higher elevated spiritual reading.
129. Xiaochun references a very literal history of painting,(sentencedict.com/literal.html) jarringly reinterpreted through the synthetic medium of computer-manipulation as well as photography.
130. What are the advantages of using a symbolic constant rather than a literal constant?
131. For the subclasses MAX and MARG of minimal unsatisfiable formulas, we show that the variable and literal renaming problems are equivalent to the graph isomorphism problem GI.
132. Search settings include choosing case sensitivity, scope, and whether or not to interpret the search string as a regular expression or as a literal string.
133. Of course, the author of "hegemony in space" is not the literal meaning of "to occupy space, " meaning , but the Chinese must be the next "World Space" in their own piece of "living space"!
134. An interface operation is not restricted to only a document literal non-wrapped or RPC literal binding style.
135. We can write a literal integer constant using one of three notations: decimal, octal, or hexadecimal.
136. The absence of the word "is" in the Greek was important to Zwingli because Luther had chosen to hang his entire argument on the literal meaning of that word.
137. Epistolary literal theory is an important form of literal theories in the history of literary criticism in China.
138. Proponents of the second view believe that the literal meanings of the constituents do contribute to the overall idiomatic meaning of the idiom, and therefore, idioms are analyzable.
139. Dishes suitable for such a literal translation method, direct clear.
140. Whatever type you choose, the createValue method in PrimeDatatype converts the literal string into this kind of object, as Listing 5 shows.
141. When I first started writing, my words were very literal. Later they were rich, but wispy, hardly there at all.
142. English Standard Version (ESV), an "essentially new literal translation, " follows the tradition of the King James, American Standard Version, and Revised Standard Version.
143. On the screen, where it's all so literal, there's no way to avoid the creepiness.
144. Christian theologians of a more liberal persuasion would tend to interpret Elijah's eschatological significance in a less literal sense.
145. Wrapped Document/Literal pattern provides highly interoperable web service design and has been accepted in the service provider community as a de facto standard while defining the Web Services.
146. This view reflects a very literal interpretation of means to be affected by video game - playing.
147. He did not hesitate to subtract terms with literal coefficients.
148. I countered by saying that the Catholics believed in the literal inspiration of Saint Jerome's Vulgate, and the two books were different.
149. Medieval theologians will talk about this: they'll use the term literal,they'll use the term allegorical, they'll use the term anagogical, and they'll mean by that three different meanings.
150. In addition, because the literal block data is stored in memory, little or no massaging of the in-memory data is required before writing it to disk, greatly reducing CPU overhead.
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