| gen. |
say the same; stay on message (To stay on message is to be persistent in getting your point across. When you stay on message you don't allow yourself to be distracted from your purpose. | It is also used in BE to mean following the party or corporate line of thinking- politicians are urged to stay on message. | someone who is on-message says things in public that show they agree with the ideas and decisions of their political party, the government, etc.: be/keep/stay on-message. The Labour leader urged MPs to stay on-message throughout the election campaign. > See also off-message. Cambridge Business English Dictionary Alexander Demidov); ring a thing in a person's ears |
