Meaning of 'downright' in Samoan is: faamaonia o

downright: faamaonia o

Adjective:

faamaonia o, latalata, pito mamao, loloto, atoa, atoatoa, malō, matatupa, faigatā, poto masani, pula, lanu efuefu, tomai, tetele, moʻi, moni.

Adverb:

faamaonia o, o manaomia, lava, lelei.

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Adjective(1) characterized by plain blunt honesty(2) complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers(3) complete and without restriction or qualification(4) sometimes used informally as intensifiers(5) thorough(6) absolute
Adverb(1) thoroughgoing

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(1) But there's a storm of angst brewing in the pit of my stomach and I'm not sure whether its frustration or downright sadness.(2) I too am one of your ilk, and I know the pain, suffering, stress, frustration and downright anger that comes from driving in this place.(3) Trucks pump out far too much pollution and the buses where I live are a downright disgrace.(4) One panel of figures alone gives cause for concern, if not downright alarm.(5) When I interviewed him by telephone a few years ago, he sounded not simply shy or stroppy but downright unhappy.(6) I nodded reluctantly, despite being thoroughly annoyed and downright insulted at such an accusation.(7) In the North, there have been cases where the enthusiasm of activists has turned to downright intimidation of workers from other parties.(8) Some are necessary and some are not, some are proper and some are not, some are downright evil.(9) First, this is a repertoire book, but there are key parts of the repertoire that are drawish at best and a downright forced draw at worst.(10) Even if I just knew I was going to say something completely bizarre or downright weird.(11) In fact, I think it'd be a downright brilliant idea if done properly.(12) It's brief, pithy and to the point - but it's also downright ugly and rude, so I don't condone it.(13) November 5 may still be more than three weeks away but already the nuisance, fear and downright danger caused by the firework season is in full swing.(14) As with most new developments, the effects are a mixture of the good, the not so good and the downright bad.(15) No other night of the year manages the unique combination of misery, discomfort, expense and sheer downright unpleasantness.(16) It was downright bad marking that allowed Dermot Shields head past Larkin from six yards for the lead goal.