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"were on the same wavelength" is a commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that two or more people have a shared understanding or are in agreement about something. Example: "When we were discussing the project, it was clear that we were on the same wavelength. We had similar ideas and were able to work together seamlessly."
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On the same wavelength.
If people are on the same wavelength, they have the same ideas and opinions about something.
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The biggest for us by far was actually sourcing tech developers: finding ones that were on the same wavelength and who understood the vision, were reliable, knew their stuff and didn't want to steal our IP.
Yet for one remarkable moment this week they were on the same wavelength, and it was something to see.
In that sense, they really were on the same wavelength.
Ad-libbing on the air, they quickly discovered that they were on the same wavelength.
We hit it off and were on the same wavelength with everything we were talking about.
"I'd never seen her perform or read poetry," Sebring recalls, "but we were on the same wavelength when we met.
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Poroshenko told reporters in Paris that Ukraine wants the EU and U.S. "to speak in one voice and be on the same wavelength".
"He's on the same wavelength as people," one of Berlusconi's friends told me.
One day – possibly one day soon – everyone might be on the same wavelength.
"He was on the same wavelength.
"Our ideas are on the same wavelength.
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