Outright
Outright adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
True
True adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Both words in one sentence
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Though Hercules doesn't outright invoke Rousseau Was Right, he says he's seen too much good in the world for that to be true.
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Most fan interpretations are built on which parts of Kreia's speeches are true, half-true, and outright false.
Source: Metaphorically True - A League of Their Own never outright claims to be the true story of the All-American Girl's Professional Baseball League, which is a good thing, because the fact the league existed (and the names of a few of the teams) are all it really got right when you look at it historically.
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