flat-out (Meaning)
flat-out (r)
in a blunt direct manner
at top speed
flat-out
absolutely, downright, out-and-out, downright, being or going at maximum effort or speed, at top speed or peak performance, in a blunt and direct manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of flat-out
Synonyms:
- horrible
- habitual
- inveterate
- perpetual
- bodacious
- extreme
- confirmed
- undying
- hopeless
- superlative
- supreme
- stone
- unremitting
- terrific
- eternal
- unrestricted
- authentic
- veritable
- terrible
- classic
- main
- extraordinary
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
flat-out Sentence Examples
- The executives flat-out denied any wrongdoing during the investigation.
- The storm flat-out ravaged the coastline, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
- The student flat-out refused to study for the exam, despite repeated warnings.
- The mechanic flat-out told me that the car was beyond repair.
- The CEO flat-out dismissed the employee's request for a raise.
- The politician flat-out lied about his involvement in the scandal.
- The doctor flat-out warned the patient that their condition was life-threatening.
- The teacher flat-out prohibited students from using cell phones in class.
- The company flat-out refused to refund the customer despite the faulty product.
- The coach flat-out kicked the player off the team for disciplinary reasons.
FAQs About the word flat-out
in a blunt direct manner, at top speedabsolutely, downright, out-and-out, downright, being or going at maximum effort or speed, at top speed or peak performance
absolute, damned, complete, outright, perfect, very, sheer, unconditional, downright, total
uncertain, questionable, dubious, qualified, restricted, doubtful,equivocal,
The executives flat-out denied any wrongdoing during the investigation.
The storm flat-out ravaged the coastline, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
The student flat-out refused to study for the exam, despite repeated warnings.
The mechanic flat-out told me that the car was beyond repair.
