outright
સંપૂર્ણ
definition
adverb
logging has been banned outright
altogether; completely.
the impact killed four horses outright
immediately.
adjective
an outright refusal
open and direct; not concealed.
translation of 'outright'
સ્પષ્ટ,
પ્રત્યક્ષ,
સર્વથા,
સીધું,
સંપૂર્ણ
example
Products such as these continue to attract interest at a time when investors, keen to be in on the ground floor of any recovery, are still too nervous to buy shares 'outright' .
Most habitat and wildlife will be killed 'outright' and retained pockets will be so small, scattered and pressurised by the surrounding development, that wildlife value will quickly deteriorate.
But even though he said the Tories had their best chance for 24 years to regain control, he stopped short of forecasting 'outright' victory for his party.
But it costs more to lease the planes than to buy them 'outright' .
Nevada can legalize most gambling, and other states can ban it 'outright' .
There was a danger that the animals would not be killed 'outright' , he said, with potential danger to the public.
Over the next couple of weeks, her daughter's lack of interest in nursing turned into 'outright' refusal.
The reason for such caution by trade unions is obvious - a strike once embarked upon is hard to stop, short of an 'outright' victory or a total defeat.
Apart from killing animals 'outright' , it's a terrific transport system for tiny feral life forms such as barnacles, worms and polyps, which are invading new habitats.
Dum-dum bullets, chemical and biological weapons are banned 'outright' on the basis that the military benefits of their use can never be proportionate to the suffering caused.
A wonderful option would be if they took us aside, told us that we were not going to win, but they were going to buy out script 'outright' .
Still, it's depressing to think that 'outright' brutality is now the test.
He has been looking after the car since the film was made, and bought it 'outright' in 1972.
They were 'outright' winners of the prizes for best business development; personal development of company directors; and most enterprising company.
Two fell dangerously wounded, and a third was killed 'outright' .
Yet zoologists have consistently reacted to these phenomena with a mixture of incredulity, confusion, and even 'outright' hostility.
Nine horse were killed 'outright' and are now being slaughtered for their meat, and another twenty-eight are sorely injured, and will soon have to be butchered.
The truth is, disappointments and 'outright' failure mark the real world of publicly financed convention centers, stadiums, and hotels.
I don't think fireworks should be banned 'outright' - done correctly they can make for a fantastic piece of entertainment as the nights draw in at the start of November.
She should have told you 'outright' that she couldn't be your ballet partner in the talent show because she had already signed up to do a solo.
They would prefer that cats be banned 'outright' rather than allowing the furry hunters anywhere near land that supports endangered ground-dwelling birds.
But he refused to answer directly, which suggests that his refusal to say 'outright' that they were sitting on chairs must mean that they were on the bed.
Although few expect an 'outright' crash, even property professionals who ritually talk up the market are pessimistic.
He would leave it open and hit weak fades or 'outright' slices.
But the USA took 'outright' victory because of a higher number of second places, 14-6.
On completion an 'outright' winner emerged with three teams sharing second place.
Then the regional financial crisis hit and suddenly the air was full of accusations of bureaucratic ineptitude, corruption and 'outright' dereliction of duty.
Six of the drivers were killed 'outright' and nearly twice as many gravely injured.
At the time of writing, an 'outright' victory for the 1960s - while still possible - is the least likely outcome.
As a country moves, one hopes, from 'outright' dictatorship to full liberal democracy, the rules change.
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