Downright
Downright adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
Usage example: that's a downright lie, and you know it
Both words in one sentence
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Jerk Ass: Jason, throughout the comic strips regular storylines, could be downright unlikeable.
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Purposely Overpowered: A lot of the Tavern Brawl game mode-exclusive cards would be downright Game Breakers if played in regular matches.
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The episode of Steven Universe "Hit The Diamond" ends up as a baseball game instead of a regular conflict; the Homeworld Rubies in general play by the rules and, aside from a few snarls, are downright friendly with the heroes.
Source: Go-Karting with Bowser
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