outright (Meaning)
outright (s)
without reservation or exception
outright (r)
without restrictions or stipulations or further payments
without reservation or concealment
without any delay
outright (adv.)
Immediately; without delay; at once; as, he was killed outright.
Completely; utterly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outright
Synonyms:
- flat-out
- damn
- categorical
- clean
- regular
- very
- real
- unalloyed
- arrant
- thorough
- dreadful
- blank
- straight-out
- damned
- categoric
- stark
- dead
- unqualified
- endless
- huge
- downright
- flat
- fair
- unadulterated
- plumb
- genuine
- crashing
- constant
- out-and-out
- rank
- deadly
- thoroughgoing
- profound
- perfect
- consummate
- all-out
- unmitigated
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- superlative
- blooming
- supreme
- terrible
- extraordinary
- inveterate
- horrible
- authentic
- main
- unrestricted
- extreme
- veritable
- habitual
- eternal
- unremitting
- bodacious
- stone
- terrific
- perpetual
- hopeless
- confirmed
- classic
- undying
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
outright Sentence Examples
- I outright refused to cooperate with the unjust demands.
- The doctor was outright honest about my medical condition, leaving no room for doubt.
- The politician made outright lies about his opponent, causing a public uproar.
- The customer was outright angry when their order arrived late and cold.
- I outright love playing the piano, finding solace in its melodies.
- The CEO was outright blunt in her feedback, providing actionable insights for improvement.
- The witness outright contradicted the defendant, casting doubt on the accused's alibi.
- My friend outright confessed to making a terrible mistake, showing true remorse.
- The museum curator outright confirmed the authenticity of the painting, verifying its historical significance.
- The news report outright exposed the corruption within the organization, leading to a public outcry.
FAQs About the word outright
without reservation or exception, without restrictions or stipulations or further payments, without reservation or concealment, without any delayImmediately; wi
absolute, definite, sheer, unconditional, simple, total,utter, pure, complete, flat-out
questionable, restricted, qualified,uncertain, dubious, questionable, doubtful, uncertain, doubtful, restricted
I outright refused to cooperate with the unjust demands.
The doctor was outright honest about my medical condition, leaving no room for doubt.
The politician made outright lies about his opponent, causing a public uproar.
The customer was outright angry when their order arrived late and cold.
