Associations to the word «Outright»
Noun
- Protectorate
- Defiance
- Blackmail
- Hatred
- Lap
- Aaa
- Assignment
- Thatcher
- Bribe
- Rally
- Longhorn
- Aggression
- Liberal
- Proposal
- Secession
- Rebellion
- Lie
- Censor
- Endurance
- Condemnation
- Persecution
- Repression
- Racism
- Enough
- Victory
- Ivy
- Farce
- Spacer
- Mazda
- Hearst
- Harassment
- Expulsion
- Insanity
- Sale
- Contempt
- Primary
- Graft
- Torture
- Restriction
- Exaggeration
- Sovereignty
- Fee
- Unrest
- Nomination
- Premiership
- Contradiction
- Panic
- Affiliation
- Slavery
- Mph
- Looting
- Endorsement
- Disbelief
- Ballot
- Sabotage
- Coalition
- Violence
- Extermination
- Quarterfinal
- Brutality
- Conference
- Gift
- Tribune
- Propaganda
- Redmond
- Independence
- Confrontation
- Winner
- Simulcast
- Avoidance
Adjective
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
We should have a great fewer disputes in the world if words
were taken for what they are, the signs of our ideas only,
and not for things themselves.