What is another word for outright?

“Having come so close to success in 2003, there is only one achievement that will satisfy in 2004 - outright victory in the Formula One World Championship.”

Adjective

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Not expurgated

lock stock and barrel

with everything included

itemised^UK

itemized^US

all-encompassing all-embracing

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Adjective

Plain or blunt

straight from the shoulder

saying what one thinks

not afraid to call a spade a spade

laying it on the line

point-blank

calling spade a spade

straight-from-the-shoulder

speaking straight from the shoulder

speaking as one finds

not beating about the bush

calling a spade a spade

straight to the point

not beating around the bush

raw

undissembling

not mincing one's words

no beating around the bush

not pulling any punches

off-the-record

absolute

express

telling it like it is

meaning what one says

uncivilised^UK

uncivilized^US

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Adjective

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Conspicuously or obviously bad, wrong or offensive

stick out like sore thumb

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Adjective

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Applying to or covering a wide group

from Land's End to John O'Groats

with everything included

including all members

including all categories

large

lock stock and barrel

accessible to everyone

free to all

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Adjective

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Held by, or applicable to, a majority of the people in an area or country

recognized^US

recognised^UK

honored^US

favorite^US

favourite^UK

honoured^UK

authorized^US

authorised^UK

favoured^UK

favored^US

legalized^US

legalised^UK

standard operating procedure

practised^UK

practiced^US

according to the book

officially recognized

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Adverb

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Wholly and completely

lock, stock and barrel

to the maximum extent

hook, line and sinker

without qualification

in no uncertain terms

surely

infallibly

undividedly

from beginning to end

straight out

to the fullest extent

no strings attached

from top to bottom

come hell or high water

beyond the shadow of a doubt

hook, line, and sinker

lock stock and barrel

to the furthest extent

with a fine-tooth comb

beyond a shadow of a doubt

keenly

thoughtfully

with attention to detail

to the exclusion of everything else

to the exclusion of everyone else

beyond shadow of doubt

with all the stops out

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“A 1982 law bans outright any new building work within 100m of the coastline.”

Adverb

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Directly or openly

“You explained truthfully and outright what you wanted between us last night and it makes sense.”

Adverb

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Immediately or instantly

in the twinkling of an eye

quick as lightning

in a fraction of a second

before you can say Jack Robinson

before you can say knife

in the blink of an eye

without a second thought

very soon

in two shakes of a lamb's tail

very quickly

like greased lightning

at the speed of light

in the wink of an eye

at warp speed

as quickly as possible

on the spur of the moment

before the ink is dry on the page

like an arrow from a bow

full tilt

in a short time

before one can say knife

at this moment in time

at this point in time

like a bat out of hell

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“They impale the chickens and leave big holes in the cages, allowing more chickens to fall out on the road to be hit by vehicles, if they are not killed outright by the fall itself.”

Adverb

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Not by degrees or instalments