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What does the expression "by all means" suggest?

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✅ Correct Option: 3

By all means is used to express permission, willing agreement or consent, so willingness and consent is correct.

Apprehension and doubt: expresses uncertainty, the opposite tone.

Satisfaction and anxiety: combines two unrelated feelings and does not convey permission.

Unwillingness and refusal: is the opposite of the expression's usual force.

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