अक्षरशः करणे,

literalized's Usage Examples:

Anne Rice literalized these symbolic sexual elements—particularly, the passive sexual awakening.

suggests a furthering of the debasement of modelling, a suggestion that"s literalized by the killer"s placement of the bodies in hideous poses [.

Sharan Shetty of Slate wrote that anxiety—the subject of the song—"is literalized to an extreme degree in the song"s video".

Firefly and its cinematic follow-up Serenity literalized the Western aspects of the genre popularized by Star Trek: it used frontier.

human memory is literalized and mechanized.

that although the story was "definitely an interesting concept" (as a literalized metaphor, "Toby"s physical world mirror(s) his mental world that is turned.

postcyberpunk unitopia "the capillary mechanism" that Foucault describes is literalized.

conceptually oriented photography often focuses on historical gaps, literalized through prominent blank spaces or "visual silences"; critic Leah Ollman.

idea that was "preposterously contrived" and "a gigantic and unsubtle literalized metaphor", and with "essentially no plot.

human memory is literalized and mechanized .

mother (at his father"s insistence), we have a beautifully and shockingly literalized evocation of the typical adolescent boy"s Oedipal rivalry with the father.

described the story as "just dreadful", based on a central idea that was "preposterously contrived" and "a gigantic and unsubtle literalized metaphor", and with.

Winquist calls this a "literalized, hermeneutical gap," spaces between the past and present, insights that.

Synonyms:

literalise, interpret, construe, see,

Antonyms:

spiritualize, respect, disesteem, esteem, exclude,