Mere
Outright
Outright adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- If the stock phrase is spoken, it's usually with mere impatience or concern instead of outright anger.
Source: Not Listening to Me, Are You? -
Its precise nature wasn't exactly clear - we never saw much of it beyond a small cave - but it seemed to be less of an outright Alternate Dimension than a mere taste of what was coming.
Source: Storyboarding the Apocalypse -
Jerk Jock: Cal King, whose actions go past mere bullying to outright criminality (which he can get away with because his father owns the town).
Source: Comic Book / Robyn Hood
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