🌀 "Literally" has a couple of different meanings: 🌀 Actually, without exaggeration: This is the original meaning of "literally." If you say something literally happened, you mean it happened exactly as you described it, and not figuratively or metaphorically. For example, if you say "The house literally fell down," you mean the house completely collapsed, not that it just had some minor damage. 🌀 For emphasis: This is a more informal way of using "literally" that has become more common in rec

"This has literally never been litigated before, ever." Carl Higbie discussed former President Joe Biden's autopen usage on "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE." | NEWSMAX