Certain
Downright
Downright adjective - Being or characterized by direct, brief, and potentially rude speech or manner.
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- In Terry Brooks' Shannara series, the second book Elfstones of Shannara is often cited as the best starting point, due to the first book, Sword of Shannara, being very very similar, and even downright identical in places to a certain other fantasy series.
Source: Growing The Beard / Literature -
Oftentimes the missing food isn't even the main thing they were trying to order (such as a certain kind of milkshake), making them downright unreasonable on top of unsatisfiable.
Source: Website / GoAnimate - It goes from annoying to downright rage inducing when certain videos from US and UK-based record labels block videos in countries from where the artist is from.
Source: No Export For You / New Media
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