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What is the meaning of idiomatic expression all ears?

The idiomatic expression "all ears" means to be paying close attention to someone and eager to hear what they have to say.

It conveys a sense of intense focus and interest. It's a polite way of saying "I'm listening intently."

Here are some examples of how to use "all ears":

* "Go on, tell me all about it. I'm all ears."

* "I'm so glad you called. I was all ears when I heard your voice on the phone."

* "I'm all ears for any suggestions you might have."

The expression is often used in informal conversation, but it can also be used in more formal situations.

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