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Outright   /ˈaʊtrˈaɪt/   Listen
Outright

adjective
1.
Without reservation or exception.  Synonyms: straight-out, unlimited.
adverb
1.
Without restrictions or stipulations or further payments.
2.
Without reservation or concealment.
3.
Without any delay.  Synonyms: in a flash, instantaneously, instantly.






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"Outright" Quotes from Famous Books



... her head, has she? and I guess they didn't teach grammar when she went to school. Why do you let her wear that white cap? all the old ladies that I know wear black lace caps, with ribbons. I thought I should laugh outright when she made that ...
— The King's Daughter and Other Stories for Girls • Various

... was because you said no word outright of wipin' out the officers an' takin' control of the ship. You sneaked up to me in the dark; you felt me out before you said a word; you were like a cat watchin' a rathole. Am I a rat? Am I a sneak? Do I have to be whispered to? No, I'm Harrigan, an' anyone who ...
— Harrigan • Max Brand

... and looked so distressed that the much-tried girl sobbed outright. But she quickly controlled her grief, and finally spelled the word "bring," though her heart almost failed her as she realized that his left hand was fast becoming helpless like the other so that she could scarcely distinguish any pressure when she ...
— Mona • Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

... truth—knew it surely in spite of Violet's studied deceptions, and her outright falsehoods, the silver in the woman's laugh was muffled for a long time. She tried to help the mad mother; but the mother would not admit the truth, would not confess that she needed help. Violet maintained the fiction that she was working in the night ...
— In the Heart of a Fool • William Allen White

... to have ham; Blundering once more, she brought a pot of jam. I wished in season for a cut of salmon; And what she brought me was a huge fat gammon. I can't my voice raise higher and still higher, As if I were a herald or town-crier. 'T would better be if she were deaf outright; But anyhow she quits ...
— The Book of Humorous Verse • Various


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