Examples of using Metaphorically in English and their translations into Hindi
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Metaphorically speaking, the spiritually-oriented therapist is neither positioned as the guiding benevolent voice at the opposite end of the room,
Metaphorically speaking, every society is like a bundle of flowers where the beauty of each flower is important to be able to make the entire bouquet of flowers look brilliant.
Metaphorically, there is rarely a time when our children aren't contained by the watchful eye of adult supervision, whether at home,
since that ship has already literally and metaphorically sailed, it's better late than never.
worst sex positions out there, we have narrowed them down to 11 that will make your head spin, both literally and metaphorically.
the Dominican Republic is considered a country of contrasts- both metaphorically(a mixture of village and city life), and geographically.
for it is mentioned either metaphorically or literally more than seventy times in the Bible.
when used not merely figuratively or metaphorically but rather to designate some sort of physical
not figuratively or metaphorically, but with an unshakable conviction that was once incomprehensible to me, and which brings me
counting down the precious last hours until you finally get to spread your wings(metaphorically), and venture to a place you have never been.
deliberate distortion of the facts in order to convey some meaningless metaphorically situations.
I'm not just saying this metaphorically.
Metaphorically speaking correctly, and then the dating process is.
The word is used metaphorically of the worship of idols.
Our soul is metaphorically in the body, in our guts.
its loss more than metaphorically connected to the heart and chest?
The first time a guy went down on me I went deep sea diving, metaphorically momentarily….
And I don't mean that metaphorically, I just… They seriously-- They don't fit.
They seriously-- They don't fit. And I don't mean that metaphorically, I just.
When they said,“Kalki will come on a white, winged horse,” it was meant metaphorically.
