Adverb
outrightly (not comparable)
outright
Both Harmon and Nagamootoo have outrightly stated that the Elections were not credible despite Granger stating emphatically that it was he who had the ultimate authority to speak on behalf of the Coalition. Source: Internet
“At a quick glance, you can outrightly say these structures should not remain there and should be removed for their own safety given the unpredictability of weather,” he said. Source: Internet
The lady however, did not spare words as she outrightly condemned the move, tagging it a dumb business move. Source: Internet
To ignore the socio-cultural and economic entanglements characteristic of contemporary society as well as the flow and flux of migratory populations is not only unwise but also outrightly foolhardy. Source: Internet
Ms Sibanda outrightly dismissed claims linking her to the post, saying she had not made her decision. Source: Internet
The fall in the value of the naira and the restriction placed on importation has made certain products more expensive or outrightly inaccessible. Source: Internet