outright

/adjective out-rahyt; adverb out-rahyt, -rahyt/US // adjective ˈaʊtˌraɪt; adverb ˈaʊtˈraɪt, -ˌraɪt //

直截了当,直截了当的,彻底的,彻底地

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : complete or total: an outright loss.
- : downright or unqualified: an outright refusal.
- : without further payments due, restrictions, or qualifications: an outright sale of the car.
- : Archaic. directed straight out or on.

adv.副词 adverb

adj.complete, unconditional

Synonyms

For each turn, you actually had less than a 50 percent chance of winning outright, since there was a nonzero chance of a mini “War” in which their card had a matching rank, leaving you and your opponent to split the leftover probability.
Like many others, he mixed criticism with outright falsehoods.
Initially, she had set her sights on breaking Jennifer Pharr-Davis’s 2011 mark of 46 days, 11 hours, and 20 minutes—which was the outright record until Scott Jurek broke it in 2015—but chronic shin splints got in the way.
It would be one thing if they were just an outright deniers of the virus’s lethality and threat.
This was a tactic by lawmakers, Peer said, because an outright ban would most likely not pass.
Occasionally, guys and girls admitted outright they were looking for a potential significant other.
We must not interpret gains as an outright victory—nothing could be more dangerous.
Fiquet has been largely overlooked, if not outright disdained, by critics and art historians.
Fully 88 percent of us either identify outright or lean to a party, 47 percent Democrat and 41 percent Republican.
Inhofe is not just a climate-change denier; he is a warrior for corporate-funded half-truths and outright lies.
Accordingly, as soon as they saw our Priests they refused to let the ship sail if the Jesuits were to embark in it.

/adjective out-rahyt; adverb out-rahyt, -rahyt/US // adjective ˈaʊtˌraɪt; adverb ˈaʊtˈraɪt, -ˌraɪt //

直截了当,直截了当的,彻底的,彻底地

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : complete or total: an outright loss.
- : downright or unqualified: an outright refusal.
- : without further payments due, restrictions, or qualifications: an outright sale of the car.
- : Archaic. directed straight out or on.

adv.副词 adverb

adj.complete, unconditional

Synonyms

For each turn, you actually had less than a 50 percent chance of winning outright, since there was a nonzero chance of a mini “War” in which their card had a matching rank, leaving you and your opponent to split the leftover probability.
Like many others, he mixed criticism with outright falsehoods.
Initially, she had set her sights on breaking Jennifer Pharr-Davis’s 2011 mark of 46 days, 11 hours, and 20 minutes—which was the outright record until Scott Jurek broke it in 2015—but chronic shin splints got in the way.
It would be one thing if they were just an outright deniers of the virus’s lethality and threat.
This was a tactic by lawmakers, Peer said, because an outright ban would most likely not pass.
Occasionally, guys and girls admitted outright they were looking for a potential significant other.
We must not interpret gains as an outright victory—nothing could be more dangerous.
Fiquet has been largely overlooked, if not outright disdained, by critics and art historians.
Fully 88 percent of us either identify outright or lean to a party, 47 percent Democrat and 41 percent Republican.
Inhofe is not just a climate-change denier; he is a warrior for corporate-funded half-truths and outright lies.
Accordingly, as soon as they saw our Priests they refused to let the ship sail if the Jesuits were to embark in it.