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What does the idiom i hear you loud and clear mean?

The idiom "I hear you loud and clear" means "I understand you completely and clearly."

It implies that the speaker has listened carefully and grasped the message or feelings being conveyed. It is used to express understanding, agreement, or acknowledgement.

Example:

* "I know you're frustrated with this project, and I hear you loud and clear."

* "I hear you loud and clear on the importance of this decision."

Other ways to say "I hear you loud and clear":

* I understand.

* I get it.

* I see what you mean.

* I'm with you on that.

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