Downright
Downright adjective - Being or characterized by direct, brief, and potentially rude speech or manner.
Both words in one sentence
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It's not so much impracticable as impossible, though the writers probably kept adding to her backstory as they needed things explained, leading to a resume that's downright heroic.
Source: Improbable Age -
The patient likes her curvier body and downright becomes angry when the doctors told her that she needed to do a surgery that would cause her to lose weight.
Source: Chubby Chaser - Wretched Egg herself can easily be called this as well; the reason she went from 'screwed up' to 'downright insane' is because Ganta, one of the few good things in her life, disappeared when she needed him the most, and then forgot she even existed after witnessing her gory destruction.
Source: Broken Bird / Anime and Manga
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