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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
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of straightaway1
Example Sentences
Crucially, he said the ineligibility should kick in straightaway, and not be suspended pending appeal.
Crucially, he said the ineligibility should kick in straightaway – and not be suspended pending the appeal that Marine Le Pen is expected to file if convicted.
"It didn't just come to me straightaway," Hampson said of plans for his foundation and the centre.
Lisa, who owns a business in Hassocks, said the changes "should have been better thought through" and phased in "not to apply straightaway to those already in the private sector".
If no one wins a majority straightaway, an instant runoff will occur.
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