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 wrote on social media that he wanted "to set the record straight off the back of yesterday".

From BBC

A great, giddy blast of air from the 750-horsepower fans blew my bangs straight off my forehead.

From Los Angeles Times

At its simplest, freshly cut corn straight off the cob is perfectly delectable.

From Salon

She recalls a confusing and fast-moving scene: "It was just shadows and quick movement. I just saw them move towards the car, get in the car….and then the car just sped straight off."

From BBC

That was my first trip to a real bookstore and the first time I owned a new book straight off a shelf.

From Los Angeles Times