Complete
Downright
Downright adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
Usage example: that's a downright lie, and you know it
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- By his standards, this is being downright civil, as he's a complete and total Jerkass to everyone else except his little brother Mokuba.
Source: Nice to the Waiter -
He wanted to teach kids that adults can be unreliable or even downright cruel and you need to be able to get along on your own in the world - though the complete and total absence of any decent adults on the series might've been taking it too far.
Source: Family-Unfriendly Aesop - She's either a complete sadist like Yuuka or just downright murderous towards all youkai.
Source: Memetic Psychopath
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