Directly
Right off
Right off adverb - Without delay.
Usage example: he had just gotten married when he was shipped right off to war
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- right and directly
- right and right off
- direct and directly
- direct and right off
- straight and directly
- straight and right off
- immediately and directly
- immediately and right off
- dead and directly
- dead and right off
- quickly and directly
- quickly and right off
- speedily and directly
- speedily and right off
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Magneto and Mystique have the smiles wiped right off their faces when Rogue, furious at their teasing about the white stripes in her hair (which they are directly responsible for) gives them a Death Glare as she starts to pull a glove off.
Source: Film / X2: X-Men United -
Magneto and Mystique have the smiles wiped right off their faces when Rogue, furious at their teasing about the white stripes in her hair (which they are directly responsible for), gives them a Death Glare as she starts to pull off a glove.
Source: Oh Crap / Film
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