Literately

There's a kind of literately sensuous pleasure in Enge's writing—not so much sentence by sentence, of the sort found in Shakespeare, Mervyn Peake, and Raymond Chandler—to pick a wide range—but in his storytelling, including his writing per se, his sense of humor, his cleverness, and his power of invention. ❋ Lou Anders (2009)

In a society literately built on oil this will serve as a showcase for a new way of thinking sustainable planning. ❋ Unknown (2009)

His skin would literately peel itself off him due to some genetic disorder. ❋ Darwi (2009)

The more they scream and beg her to drop out, the more votes Hillary literately pick up on her way to November! ❋ Unknown (2008)

This guy can literately do anything, and hes the only director ever whos style transcends genre. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I literately felt sick to my stomach leaving Iran. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Dems NEED to make these jack_holes stand up and commit political suicide OR literately die of fatigue while cutting their own throats with their own flapping gums. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I mention that until the early 1990s Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza were part of the Israeli landscape, primarily as cheap laborers who built houses, cleaned streets, and worked in agriculture, but that today they have literately disappeared. ❋ Unknown (2008)

If you've five spare minutes and a liking for free speech, science and squid, perhaps you could jot off an email to PZ's boss and ask him, politely and literately, not to let the deranged witch-hunting theocratic wackaloons win this one. ❋ MissPrism (2008)

Even so, he was expected to be able to write stuff on cakes - not just literately, but all nice and pretty. ❋ Jen (2008)

I saw woman who lose fingers, literately bleeding from shelling peanuts for even just a few hours. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Visit the infamous Skeleton Coast or spend a day at the Cape Cross Seal Colony, breeding grounds for literately thousands of Cape Fur Seals. ❋ Kludge (2007)

Malays in Malaysia have an easier life where they are literately prince of the land. ❋ Sharon Bakar (2005)

Can he go head-to-head and toe-to-toe with any democrat in the general election in the other campaigns obviously want to achieve goals today, the first discussion about the economy, a debate dedicated to economic issues so less about Iraq and national security, more about bread and butter, government spending and taxes but, certainly, Fred Thompson will be at center stage literately and figuratively. ❋ Unknown (2007)

A world where people are now literately drowning in it. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Ryan Hudson could literately NOT get his wallet in is pocket. ❋ Kludge (2007)

They insist that the best of our authors "dumb down" their books even though there really is a market for literately written and complexly plotted genre fiction. ❋ Miss Snark (2006)

Now, it was me and literately THOUSANDS of kids jammed into the inadequately-planned celebration area at the Center, with all of us vying for places to stand and have fun. ❋ Unknown (2004)

wrong-->"Oh my god, Jessica, your post literally scared me to death" right--> "I literally wrote [this post] at [3:04] [A.M]." ❋ Deathmatch1127 (2015)

Person 1: I am literally going to have [a stroke] if I see another tweet about [fake news]. Person 2: Are you really? Should I call [911]? Person 1: Why would you call 911? ❋ DatJewishkid (2017)

Incorrect usage: A: It was literally [raining cats and dogs]. B: Really dipshit? How many [scratches] do you have? Correct usage: A: Dude, Justin Bieber literally has half a billion views on YouTube. B: Shit, really? Now I know the world is coming to [an end] ❋ Grammerpalice (2011)

'dude.. i literally died' 'oh... its [a shame] [you are] literally [still alive] though' ❋ Tom Healey (2016)

"[I literally died] laughing." "He just texted me, omg I literally can't." "I am literally over it." "This is literally the best [peanut butter and jelly sandwich] anyone ever made." "He is literally such a jerk." "I was literally, like, almost about to cry." Now, let's look at this word used correctly: "I know you're lactose intolerant...don't worry, there's literally no dairy in my house." "Kim Kardashian has done [literally nothing] to deserve fame or fortune." "Kanye West literally thinks he is Jesus Christ." ❋ Deest (2017)

1. The [literacy] rate is 97% in America, meaning 97% of Americans can [read and write]. 2. The difference between a literate [roleplayer] and an advanced roleplayer is that being advanced specifically states that you are good at writing (i.e. descriptions, characters) but literate just means you have good grammar, although they're often used interchangeably. ❋ Newbia (2005)

He's not [gunna] realize you're [joking], he's [literable]. ❋ AngelJean (2021)

“I literally walked 8 miles to the supermarket,” said [Shannyn]. "No, the supermarket is [litereally] less than a mile from here," replied [Gregor]. ❋ MikeInDC (2021)

"I am feeling very [literous]" is what he said as he tossed his [can of coke] out the window of his car. "I am a very literous individual' thought damon as he continued to dump watermelons out of [the trunk] of his expeditions ❋ Thesneakygiraffe (2010)

[Literate]: Did you see that girl knock out the math teacher? Non-Literate: omg did u see tha mofo [slung] that fag in his fuckin [ballz]?? (Grammar error fixed by CPU Killer) ❋ CPU Killer (2005)