Needed
Outright
Outright adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Outright invoked by Verne that RJ only needed to tell them he needed food to placate an angry bear, because they'd adopted him as a member of the family and would have helped him without question.
Source: Could Have Avoided This Plot -
Nobuo lampshades the cheapness of the Rangers' death by outright acknowledging that Hatte Saburo can bring them back to life if they are never needed again.
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The Makeover: Although Gwen never outright subjects Robin to one of these, she does remark upon their first meeting how Robin "could be prettier" and "needed to do something with her hair".
Source: Literature / The Velvet Room
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