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downright

[doun-rahyt] / ˈdaʊnˌraɪt /


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He seemed to take a more severe view of the financial consequences, writing that the credit-card business could become downright unprofitable if these changes were to get enacted.

From MarketWatch

One season without a trophy is major woe for Guardiola and City, two would be downright unthinkable.

From BBC

It could be argued that the Surrealist impulse—primitive, mysterious, downright weird—isn’t modern but as old as art itself.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cautious, if not downright gloomy, outlook by leaders and engineers of humanoid robot companies stands in contrast to forecasts made by some of the biggest names in technology.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Stokes' men have been careless, loose and downright dopey.

From BBC