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straight away
adv. (context idiomatic English) Very soon; quickly; immediately. alt. (context idiomatic English) Very soon; quickly; immediately.
Usage examples of "straight away".
I've got to tell you straight away, though: this meeting and its .
Francesca had seen that straight away, felt it on a deep gut level.
Cicerius might have been right about calling the guards straight away.
On the small landing, where the door of the front bedroom stood wide open, the two men came face to face straight away with a scene of chaos on a considerable scale.
He said not a word to any of the others in answer to the eager questions poured upon him by his fellow-squires, but walked straight away.
And despite the graying hair, high forehead, and thickened neck and jaw, I recognized him straight away.