out-and-out
ou·tan·dout
adjective
1.
complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers
- “absolute freedom”
- “an absolute dimwit”
- “a downright lie”
- “out-and-out mayhem”
- “an out-and-out lie”
- “a rank outsider”
- “many right-down vices”
- “got the job through sheer persistence”
- “sheer stupidity”
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