The Collaborative International Dictionary
Straight-out \Straight"-out`\, a. Acting without concealment, obliquity, or compromise; hence, unqualified; thoroughgoing. [Colloq. U.S.]
Straight-out and generous indignation.
--Mrs. Stowe.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Acting without concealment, obliquity, or compromise. 2 unqualified; thoroughgoing
WordNet
Usage examples of "straight-out".
The totalisators were at work in the saddling paddock, one being for a straight-out win and the other for a place.
She had said straight-out that Richard Todd would be more trouble than he was worth.
I'd look my Subject right in the big blue eye and tell her straight-out that the field of nanomicroscopy is not yet advanced enough to measure my interest in the intricacies of O.
Oz’s band, Dingoes Ate My Baby, was playing a straight-out rock number.
Somewhere underneath the dark, Purple-built squatter’s boxes and pseudo-art and dayclubs was the straight-out, linear, geometric corridors and passages laid out by the original architect of the hab. Prob if they cleared away all the Purpbuilt add-ons it would take half as long to get anywhere, and there would be more room in the place to boot.