outright
//ˌaʊtˈraɪt//
Adverb
outrightCanonical form
1
Completely and immediately; without any delay or reservation.
She rejected his proposal outright.
2
Openly and directly; without concealment or evasion.
She told him outright that she disagreed with his decision.
3
Instantly or on the spot, especially referring to death.
The driver was killed outright in the accident.
Synonym
Adjective
outrightCanonical form
1
Complete and total; absolute.
The project was an outright failure.
2
Clear and direct; without any ambiguity or qualification.
She gave an outright refusal to the proposal.