outright
ഒറ്റയടിക്കു
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.
example
Kids, always instinctively trolling for things that will drive their parents nuts, made it a best seller, at least in places where it wasn't 'outright' banned.
Most of his shots struck the cavalry mounts in the chest or throat, killing several of them 'outright' .
Rather than limiting the hours in which mechanical or instrumental noises for purposes of advertising on the street were allowable, the new rules banned them 'outright' .
Another round of voting will be carried out in the summer, with points totals added together to produce 'outright' winners for the year.
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.
Still, it's depressing to think that 'outright' brutality is now the test.
Six towns, which achieved litter-free status, competed for the 'outright' prize.
Look, we certainly have some serious concerns about banning it 'outright' .
He withdrew his amendment and said it wasn't needed after all, leaving the door open to the 'outright' ban duly backed by an overwhelming majority of MPs.
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.
Sometimes writers oversimplify in one story and the simplification gets picked up as 'outright' universal fact.
No one simply assumes they will be my ride to the airport for a 7 a.m. flight, and usually no one offers 'outright' .
But the USA took 'outright' victory because of a higher number of second places, 14-6.
We had 24 people that were killed 'outright' on the bus, of the 40 patients that were on there.
But it seems that if you have money enough to buy a building 'outright' without a loan you'll have no problem.
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.
You explained truthfully and 'outright' what you wanted between us last night and it makes sense.
In most states, a pet cannot receive an 'outright' bequest because animals traditionally have been viewed as property under the law.
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.
However, any 'outright' refusal of Western aesthetics must be qualified.
But many were alarmingly sincere and 'outright' delusional that their opportunity had come knocking.
Yet zoologists have consistently reacted to these phenomena with a mixture of incredulity, confusion, and even 'outright' hostility.
At best they were footnotes on the contrary theme, at worst 'outright' obfuscation.
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.
Tickets may be bought 'outright' or may be paid for monthly.
She bought the house 'outright' and set up home with her seven year old daughter.
When the new guidelines are released later this summer, neither he nor anyone else expects the government to ban landfill developments 'outright' .
A 1982 law bans 'outright' any new building work within 100m of the coastline.
Two fell dangerously wounded, and a third was killed 'outright' .
There was a danger that the animals would not be killed 'outright' , he said, with potential danger to the public.
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