out-and-out (Meaning)

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out-and-out (s)

complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers

No weak antonyms found.

The politician gave an out-and-out lie about his financial records.
The actress presented an out-and-out spectacle with her elaborate gown.
The scientist conducted an out-and-out experiment with controlled variables.
The judge delivered an out-and-out guilty verdict, leaving no room for doubt.
The team displayed out-and-out dominance throughout the tournament.
The thief made an out-and-out attempt to steal the valuable locket.
The weather forecast was an out-and-out disaster, with no accuracy whatsoever.
The student wrote an out-and-out masterpiece of an essay, showcasing their exceptional writing skills.
The performance was an out-and-out triumph, with the audience giving a standing ovation.
The politician's speech was an out-and-out campaign promise, with no substance or detail.

complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers

absolute, definite, sheer, pure, complete, unconditional,utter, simple, total, outright

dubious, uncertain, questionable, questionable, qualified, qualified, doubtful, doubtful, dubious, restricted

The politician gave an out-and-out lie about his financial records.

The actress presented an out-and-out spectacle with her elaborate gown.

The scientist conducted an out-and-out experiment with controlled variables.

The judge delivered an out-and-out guilty verdict, leaving no room for doubt.