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loud and clear
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clearly and without causing any confusion
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "PASTE THE IDIOM HERE" and when to use it?
The idiom "loud and clear" finds its origin in the realm of communication and signal transmission. The phrase signifies that a message or transmission is received with utmost clarity and without any ambiguity or distortion. It emphasizes the audibility and comprehensibility of the information being conveyed, suggesting that it is easily understood and unmistakable. The idiom is commonly used to indicate that a person's message, intention, or instructions have been received and comprehended clearly and completely.
Example
The teacher's instructions were delivered loud and clear, ensuring that all students understood the assignment.
After repeating her request several times, she finally heard her friend's response loud and clear.
The ham radio enthusiast adjusted the antenna and announced, "This is Kilo Bravo Nine, coming in loud and clear."
I'm reading you loud and clear.'
The CEO's message to the employees was delivered loud and clear during the company-wide meeting, outlining the new strategic direction.
