The phrase 'outright impossible' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to emphasize that something is completely and utterly impossible, that it can not be done under any circumstances. For example, "It's outright impossible to traverse the desert in a day by foot."
For a university like Southern Miss, hiring a coach with Eustachy's résumé, including six conference titles, would have ordinarily been unlikely, if not outright impossible.
In the meantime, soldiers will find it hard or outright impossible to share, say, vital digital maps, let alone synch their iPods or exchange pictures with their families.
Mr Gajjar argues that four fingers would not add significantly to the device's dexterity; in many typical motions, three of the fingers on our hands tend to move in unison.The device lends itself to tasks that would be devilishly difficult or outright impossible with a simple prehensor.
Michael Fassbender lends weight as the errant Magneto, released from his non-metallic prison to wreak havoc anew in an alternative universe in which Richard Nixon is willing to sacrifice himself for the greater good (the point at which the implausible becomes the outright impossible).
Integrating multiple versions of middleware from different vendors is incredibly complicated, if not outright impossible.
As far as I can tell you cannot deep link to Facebook comments, and searching through them is at best a pain and can verge on outright impossible.
As the Bernie Sanders campaign accepts the reality that securing enough votes at this point to win the Democratic nomination outright is impossible, it has moved on to a new phase in its long-shot bid for the White House: hijack Hillary Clinton's so-called superdelegates.
Republicans, who have noisily declared their intention to repeal the new health laws if they win control of Congress, appear to have found a useful weapon in the campaign.An outright repeal is impossible, as Mr Obama could simply veto any such bill.
Outlawing encryption outright may be impossible, but by abstracting the question a bit, you find plenty of ways to get similar results without raising those pesky human rights questions.
Even when outright victory is impossible, biracial coalitions and minorities usually parlay their agendas into the wheeling-and-dealing of Southern politics.
But for many of us, doing so is straight impossible, or outright stupid.
