outright
బొత్తిగా
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'
మొత్తం మీద ,
పూర్తిగా
example
While our neighbours to the south have banned it 'outright' , we remain cautious if slightly confused.
Riots and protests broke out at some northern screenings of the film, and eventually the movie was banned 'outright' in several cities, and various scenes were censored.
More radical action - warning labels on food or even 'outright' bans - would probably be counterproductive.
The same composer also had a work banned 'outright' .
He has been looking after the car since the film was made, and bought it 'outright' in 1972.
She bought the house 'outright' and set up home with her seven year old daughter.
Still, it's depressing to think that 'outright' brutality is now the test.
You explained truthfully and 'outright' what you wanted between us last night and it makes sense.
Even though no-one ever told me 'outright' , I knew straight away that he had an eating disorder when we met.
Companies that fail to adapt to economic conditions by carrying an oversized and expensive staff may be courting the ultimate job-killer: 'outright' failure.
Indeed, according to some, the law should ban the option 'outright' .
Most of his shots struck the cavalry mounts in the chest or throat, killing several of them 'outright' .
At the time of writing, an 'outright' victory for the 1960s - while still possible - is the least likely outcome.
At best they were footnotes on the contrary theme, at worst 'outright' obfuscation.
One of our daughters might one day want to take out a mortgage of her own and buy it from us 'outright' , or as a parents-financed ‘shared equity’ scheme.
But the USA took 'outright' victory because of a higher number of second places, 14-6.
Tickets may be bought 'outright' or may be paid for monthly.
As such it is an 'outright' rejection of many religious traditions' ultimate aims.
They would prefer that cats be banned 'outright' rather than allowing the furry hunters anywhere near land that supports endangered ground-dwelling birds.
But the overwhelming response from city landlords has been an 'outright' rejection of the request.
I know there were a few times that the first one didn't kill it 'outright' .
A 1982 law bans 'outright' any new building work within 100m of the coastline.
In most states, a pet cannot receive an 'outright' bequest because animals traditionally have been viewed as property under the law.
But it costs more to lease the planes than to buy them 'outright' .
Although few expect an 'outright' crash, even property professionals who ritually talk up the market are pessimistic.
He added that because the pellets were small, animals were not often killed 'outright' , suffering for longer as they died from their injuries.
These ranged from open derision to 'outright' firings, and even attempts to rescind earned degrees.
Yet dozens of workers are absolutely sure that the building is harming their health, if not 'outright' killing them.
A shotgun, unless used at very close range, is only likely to damage a fox rather than kill it 'outright' .
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.
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