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literalizes's Usage Examples:

which the Old Testament figures support those of the New Dispensation, literalizes the typological iconography.

and main theme) but pointed out that "this 'Can we get along?' movie literalizes a physical attraction that acts as a counterargument to the divided worlds'.

(Powers 3) The corpse especially exemplifies Kristeva's concept since it literalizes the breakdown of the distinction between subject and object that is crucial.

Run From Fear – Fun From Rear, or the photograph Bound To Fail, which literalizes the title phrase and shows the artist's arms tied behind his back.

The fact that Carol is replaced first literalizes the resentment felt by Marti towards her step-mother who has already.

Brigitte Peucker also suggests that Norman's hobby of stuffing birds literalizes the British slang expression for sex, "stuffing birds", bird being British.

"is it possible to 'spiritualize' a machine?" In his work, Pelevin literalizes the concept of "information warfare.

The change literalizes Paul's line "My own name is a killing word".

means of R'B decadence] through his diverse and diverging palette, Ocean literalizes both his nostalgic impulses and the odd future of which he is a part.

His "pallid skin literalizes the idea of Confederate death.

literalizes's Meaning':

make literal

Synonyms:

literalise; interpret; construe; see;

Antonyms:

spiritualize; respect; disesteem; esteem; exclude;