outright
IPA: ˈaʊtrˈaɪt
verb
- (sports) To release a player outright, without conditions.
adjective
- Unqualified and unreserved.
- Total or complete.
- Having no outstanding conditions.
adverb
- Wholly, completely and entirely.
- Openly and without reservation.
- At once.
- With no outstanding conditions.
- (informal) Blatantly; inexcusably; unambiguously.
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Examples of "outright" in Sentences
- You won outright and deservedly.
- He rejected the proposals outright.
- The mythists outright deny the whole thing.
- The info about the range is an outright falsehood.
- My problem was with the outright deletion of the content.
- It threatened either outright maliciousness or pure ignorane.
- In the earlier context the concept is an outright anachronism.
- The section on funding is entirely irrelevant and outright slanderous.
- I'm guessing this is frustration talking, if not outright gasconading.
- That's an outright destruction of the sense of identity for the country.
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