louder for the people at the back
louder for the people at the back phrase: expressing strong support for another's viewpoint.
Phrase
louder for the people at the back
Forms of louder for the people at the back
| alternative form | say it louder for the ones in the back |
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Origin of louder for the people at the back
Suggesting an event with an audience, where those at the back may be less able to hear.
Questions about louder for the people at the back
- What does louder for the people at the back mean?
- Louder for the people at the back means expressing strong support for another's viewpoint.
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- Louder for the people at the back is a phrase.
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