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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and outright" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize something that is complete or total, often in a context where something is being described as unequivocal or unambiguous.
Example: "The decision was met with criticism, and outright disapproval from the community."
Alternatives: "and completely" or "and totally".
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And outright gifts, 7%.
There were hiccups — and outright gaffes.
Then came Beijing and outright ignition.
And outright loss might be preferable.
Faithful copying and outright forgery were rampant.
It induces solipsism, selfishness, and outright rudeness.
Generativity can mean excess and outright disruption.
At worst, conflicts result in firings and outright failures.
These include building stadiums, buying cars and outright fraud.
Yes, there were misrepresentations, deceit and outright lies.
Even then, ruthlessness and outright quackery lurked behind the façade.
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