QUITE LITERAL

Definition: Adhering strictly to the basic meaning of a word or text without embellishment or metaphor; being exactly what is indicated.

Synonyms: Very Accurate, Fairly Precise, Rather Exact, Pretty Literal, Somewhat Literal

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His quite literal interpretation of the poem left the class in awe.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: I've finished reviewing the document you sent over.B: Great, what are your thoughts?A: It's quite literal. The content aligns perfectly with the requirements outlined in the project brief.B: That's exactly what we aimed for. I'm glad to hear it's on point.
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