Associations to the word «Outright»
Noun
- Reject
- Clinch
- Buy
- Purchase
- Purchasing
- Kill
- Lease
- Elimination
- Win
- Majority
- Option
- Trophy
- Loan
- Championship
- Sell
- Won
- Rent
- Vote
- Waiver
- Hostility
- Rejection
- Berth
- Parma
- Fabrication
- Annex
- Skepticism
- Bathurst
- Bribery
- Runoff
- Annexation
- Ban
- Falsehood
- Libertarian
- Mortgage
- Forgery
- Finisher
- Siena
- Ownership
- Sinclair
- Compare
- Coercion
- Deception
- Hoax
- Refusal
- Denial
- Fraud
- Mans
- Theft
- Fcc
- Censorship
- Hours
- Chuckle
- Disobedience
- Prohibition
- Acc
- Tt
- Da
- Privateer
- Proportion
- Swap
- Autonomy
- Laugh
- Bmw
- Genoa
- Holden
- Verona
- Litre
- Buckeye
- Distortion
- Affiliate
Adverb
Wiktionary
OUTRIGHT, adverb. Wholly, completely and entirely.
OUTRIGHT, adverb. Openly and without reservation.
OUTRIGHT, adverb. At once.
OUTRIGHT, adverb. With no outstanding conditions.
OUTRIGHT, adverb. (informal) Blatantly; inexcusably.
OUTRIGHT, adjective. Unqualified and unreserved.
OUTRIGHT, adjective. Total or complete.
OUTRIGHT, adjective. Having no outstanding conditions.
OUTRIGHT, verb. (sports) To release a player outright, without conditions.
Dictionary definition
OUTRIGHT, adverb. Without restrictions or stipulations or further payments; "buy outright".
OUTRIGHT, adverb. Without reservation or concealment; "she asked him outright for a divorce".
OUTRIGHT, adverb. Without any delay; "he was killed outright".
OUTRIGHT, adjective. Without reservation or exception.
Wise words
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