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Adverbial and how has 1 sense

and how, you bet, you said it - an expression of emphatic agreement

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Term: and how

Description:

"And how" is a colloquial phrase commonly used to emphasize agreement or emphasize a point. It can also be used sarcastically to express disagreement or skepticism.

Examples:

As an interjection:

1. "Are you excited for the concert?" - "And how! I've been waiting for this day for months."

2. "Did you enjoy the movie?" - "And how! It was absolutely fantastic!"

As a question:

1. "Are you going to the party tonight?" - "And how!"

2. "Are you ready for the challenge?" - "And how, bring it on!"

As a sarcastic response:

1. "So, you think you're the best, huh?" - "And how..."

2. "I'm sure you know everything." - "And how! I'm a genius, after all."

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