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straightaway
[streyt-uh-wey]
adjective
straight onward, without turn or curve, as a racecourse.
noun
a straightaway course or part.
adverb
immediately; right away.
straightaway
/ ˌٰɪəˈɱɪ /
adverb
at once
noun
the US word for straight
Word History and Origins
Origin of straightaway1
Example Sentences
Sutton added: "To get someone in who wins them silverware, then straightaway get rid of him, that sums up modern football, doesn't it? It's absolutely bonkers."
And as the ball sailed out to straightaway center, he admired it all the way, watching his 10th long ball of the season travel every bit of 413 feet.
"We had a day off straightaway," said Mr He.
But it found the deepest part of Chase Field’s ocean of an outfield, tracked down by center fielder Alek Thomas just in front of the 407-foot marker in straightaway center.
Ohtani led off with his eighth home run, launching a towering solo blast to straightaway center field.
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