"outright insult" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a direct and blatant insult, without any attempt to soften or disguise it. Example: His comments were not just critiques, they were an outright insult to my intelligence.
Here his ignorance turns to outright insult of all those who died defending their freedom during those years, both Jew and gentile.
"This is an outright insult to the over 28,000 Guardsmen who are serving our nation today in Iraq," said Kate Obenshain Griffin, the state party chairwoman.
In the debate Thursday night, Trump might well make that point for him, either with an outright insult or a reminder that Bush, even with his name and his institutional support, hasn't been able to close the deal.
To call a person "thoughtless" is usually considered a slight, or an outright insult; and yet, we unleash so many literally thoughtless processes on our users, on our lives, on ourselves.
On the one hand, he couldn't outright insult the man who nominated him.
Snark attack after snark attack, all intended to discredit religious belief by innuendo or outright insult rather than reasoned argument.
Mentions the bogus debate Johnson staged before his and Kennedy's delegations, consisting largely of observations on character that in polite society would be regarded as outright insults.
The post, written by a member named Abu Talhah Al-Amrikee, said the episode "outright insulted" the prophet, adding: "We have to warn Matt and Trey that what they are doing is stupid, and they will probably wind up like Theo van Gogh for airing this show.
The post, written by Abu Talhah Al-Amrikee, said that the episode had "outright insulted" Muhammad, adding: "We have to warn Matt and Trey that what they are doing is stupid, and they will probably wind up like Theo van Gogh for airing this show.
In addition, the Dreyfus affair resulting from the false charge against a Jewish officer, Alfred Dreyfus, of spying for the Germans erupted in the last years of the century, and the slurs or outright insults aimed at Jews that accompanied it opened Durkheim's eyes to the latent hatred and passionate feuds hitherto concealed under the varnish of civilization.
The careless putdowns range from insensitivity to outright insults, and they can carry a memorable sting".
