outright
ایکمشت
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
A shotgun, unless used at very close range, is only likely to damage a fox rather than kill it 'outright' .
For example, he declared 'outright' that artistic directors have to back winners at the expense of exciting creativity.
His art continues to inspire responses ranging from unequivocal praise to 'outright' condemnation.
However, he added that many foxes were being injured rather than being shot dead because it was often difficult to kill them 'outright' with a gun.
But the USA took 'outright' victory because of a higher number of second places, 14-6.
I know there were a few times that the first one didn't kill it 'outright' .
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.
That was a downright and 'outright' lie, but did I care?
We had 24 people that were killed 'outright' on the bus, of the 40 patients that were on there.
Companies that fail to adapt to economic conditions by carrying an oversized and expensive staff may be courting the ultimate job-killer: 'outright' failure.
Some people say you could never ban firework sales 'outright' because then they would go underground and you would have a black market.
They either bought the land 'outright' or rented it.
Did they offer you the part 'outright' , or was there an audition?
But it seems that if you have money enough to buy a building 'outright' without a loan you'll have no problem.
These views can be hard to tell apart: the distinction between radical transformation and 'outright' abolition is not clear-cut.
If that doesn't work, they will attempt to buy their competitors 'outright' .
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.
The majority of 'outright' winners were from the junior category.
The attitude toward the poor is at best one of official indifference, and at worst 'outright' criminalization.
Another round of voting will be carried out in the summer, with points totals added together to produce 'outright' winners for the year.
The simplest way to bet on the final is to pick the 'outright' winners.
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.
Her conversation betrays disappointment, anger, and an 'outright' refusal to be labeled a victim.
At the time of writing, an 'outright' victory for the 1960s - while still possible - is the least likely outcome.
Most importantly, the funds required to spread bet are a small percentage of what would be required to buy these assets 'outright' .
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.
On completion an 'outright' winner emerged with three teams sharing second place.
The paying passengers were treated with total disregard and sometimes even 'outright' abuse.
He added that because the pellets were small, animals were not often killed 'outright' , suffering for longer as they died from their injuries.
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.
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