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loud and clear

loud and clear adverb: in a clear and easily understandable manner.

Adverb

loud and clear (comparative louder and clearer, superlative loudest and clearest)

  1. In a clear and easily understandable manner.
    • The single strength of this novel, that Carta's love for her brother saves his life, comes across loud and clear even though Sweeney fails to convey the emotional impact of a suicide attempt.1986, School Library Journal: SLJ, volume 33, page 114

Forms of loud and clear

comparativelouder and clearer
superlativeloudest and clearest

Questions about loud and clear

What does loud and clear mean?
Loud and clear means in a clear and easily understandable manner.
What part of speech is loud and clear?
Loud and clear is an adverb.

Words near loud and clear in the dictionary

  1. Loucheux
  2. louching
  3. Loucinda
  4. loucoumi
  5. loud
  6. loud and clear
  7. loud hailer
  8. loud hailers
  9. loud mouth
  10. loud mouths
  11. loud silence

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