you can say that again

Also, you said it. I totally agree with what you said, as in What a relief that Brian didn't get hurt.—You can say that again! or This is a huge house.—You said it. [Colloquial; first half of 1900s]

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“You can say that again,” Aunt Fannie remarked, removing a single loose thread from her shawl.

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“You can say that again,” I squeaked.

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“You can say that again,” said Kojo.

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“You can say that again,” from Clementine.

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About halfway through the play, Priscilla says to Doll, “Hard work openin’ folks’ eyes,” to which Doll responds, “Huh … you can say that again.”