FIG-LIT /ˈfɪɡ.lɪt/ adverb-adverb, english:

1. The abbreviation of Figuratively-Literally.

Which is > When a verb or adjective (referring to the subject) is not actually literally, but close.
(Often, the use of the individual word Literally is actually implying Figuratively-Literally when the verb or adjective being described is not actual)

2. Can also be used to abbreviate:
Figuratively-Literal, Adverb-Adjective,

Figurative-Literally, Adjective-Adverb.

3. Spelled without the hyphen as: FIGLIT, it becomes the abbreviation to the Adjective- Figlitive.

*These terms are typically only used or heard in the most westernized parts of the globe. In some instances, the meaning of LIT might even be interchanged from the abbreviation of Literally to the word Lit (implying fire or hot, but used as a slang word for: best, great, amazing) to convey Figuratively-Lit which is basically what Lit already means as a stand-alone slang word used as a figure of speech; therefore interchanged as a speech enhancer and again, only in very westernized areas