Early and Straight off

Early

Early adverb - Before the usual or expected time.

Straight off and early are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Straight off" instead an adverb "Early".

Straight off

Straight off adverb - Without delay.
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Early and straight off are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Early" instead an adverb phrase "Straight off".

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  • Video Game / Dark Souls I aka: Dark Souls 1 They are far too tough to take on at early levels, but if you stand in just the right spot on a certain ledge, they will try to jump down to you, bounce off your head, and fall straight off the cliff, granting you 1000-2000 souls a pop.
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