straight off

adverb

1. informal.
   without deliberation or hesitation

   tell me the answer straight off

Idioms and Phrases

Also, straight away . Immediately, as in I knew straight off that he was lying , or I'll get to the dishes straight away . The first term dates from the late 1700s, the variant from the mid-1600s.

Example Sentences

He could have ridden straight off the pages of one of her Rutshire Chronicles books.

From BBC

He popped straight off the high jump mat after clearing the 1.97-meter bar and jumped into Townsend’s arms.

From Los Angeles Times

"When he hit a three-wood and it came whistling straight off the face right at the bunker, there was a good chance it was going to go in."

From BBC

"If something happens, a female welfare officer will go to that location straight off," said Mark McEvoy of Novus Leisure, which owns Tiger Tiger.

From BBC

France run a first phase move straight off the training paddock to feed Marine Menager out wide.

From BBC