tout de suite

[ toot sweet ]

adverb

, French.

1. at once; immediately.

tout de suite

/ tud sɥit /

adverb

1. at once; immediately

Example Sentences

But it isn’t clear that there is a viable alternative, other than seeing if several hundred thousand California liberals would like to establish residency in Missoula tout de suite.

From Slate

As for the two other branches of power, there were neither the widespread abuses of the legislature nor a Supreme Court without any delay in calling out and sanctioning Nixon tout de suite in response to the Watergate break-in and coverup.

From Salon

Madame Colbert now has an excuse to refund Ada's deposit and send her packing tout de suite sans haute couture.

From Salon

You want to avoid a faux pas such as haggling in a Parisian boutique, which will probably get you shown the door tout de suite.

From Washington Post

En rectifiant l'angle selon la force de gravité exercée sur les languettes de la veste, c'est tout de suite moins impressionnant !!

From The Guardian