Quickly
Right off
Right off adverb - Without delay.
Usage example: he had just gotten married when he was shipped right off to war
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- T1 bombers can be built practically right off the bat, very quickly, and are extremely fast, earning them a leading role in an age-old strategy, thus they are sometimes called the "flying Zerglings".
- The author does a decent job with developing the relationships over time instead of making Snape "nice" right off the bat (although it still may seem to happen to quickly for some).
- Series Establishing Moment: The Prologue quickly establishes the Darker and Edgier tone of this season with the death of a superhero right off the bat.
Source: Fan Fic / Young Justice Titans
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