Flat-out definition

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Flat out is defined as something told with complete honesty.

An example of flat out is a gossip’s story that leaves out no details.

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The definition of flat out is to move at top speed.

An example of flat out is a sprinter’s run.

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In a direct manner; bluntly.

Told me the truth flat out.

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At top speed.

Running flat out.

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Thoroughgoing; out-and-out.

A flat-out promotional campaign; a flat-out deception.

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At full speed, with maximum effort, etc.
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Absolute; thorough; definite.
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Alternative form of flat out.
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Noun

Singular:
flat-out
Plural:
flat outs

Flat-out Sentence Examples

  • He flat out refused to go out after dark last night.

  • In fact, your mind is probably spinning with info and now you are just flat-out confused.

  • A flat-out crawl with silt on the floor appears to continue beyond this point.

  • The idea of a mechanical pump is not only hopelessly simplistic, but also flat-out misconceived.

  • Over this weekend, all our target seats will be working flat-out to maximize our support in the first wave of postal votes.

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