to explain something very clearly and in full detail
"Let me spell it out for you: the deadline will not be moved."
to explain something in a very clear and direct way with no doubt
to say something so clearly that nobody can misunderstand it
One main meaning — here's how to use it.
to explain something very clearly and in full detail
"Let me spell it out for you: the deadline will not be moved."
to write or say every letter of it
to say something so clearly that nobody can misunderstand it
Often used when someone is impatient, firm, or making things especially clear. It can sound slightly sharp depending on tone.
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