downright in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Downright means thoroughly or completely, often used to emphasize a negative quality or characteristic.

His behavior at the meeting was downright rude and completely unacceptable.
The movie was downright terrifying, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats.
She was downright thrilled to receive the promotion after all her hard work.
The weather was downright miserable, with rain pouring down for hours.
It was a downright miracle that everyone survived the accident unscathed.
His behavior was downright rude, making it difficult to enjoy the evening.
She felt that the criticism was downright unfair and unjustified.
After hours of negotiation, the deal fell through, which was downright disappointing.
The weather today is downright perfect for a picnic in the park.