Directly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIRECTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a direct manner; in a straight line or course.
• In a straightforward way; without anything intervening; not by secondary, but by direct, means.
• Without circumlocution or ambiguity; absolutely; in express terms.
• Exactly; just.
• Straightforwardly; honestly.
• Manifestly; openly.
• Straightway; next in order; without delay; immediately.
• Immediately after; as soon as.
CONJUNCTION:
• as soon as
ADVERB:
• DIRECT, straightforward
• without changing direction or stopping
• at once; immediately
• in a little while; soon
• with nothing or no one in between
• exactly in a specified position
• in a frank way
• without deviation
• without anyone or anything intervening
• without delay or hesitation; with no time intervening
• in a forthright manner; candidly or frankly
• in a direct manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a direct manner; in immediate physical contact; in the manner of direct variation

Words related to DIRECTLY

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Words that contain DIRECTLY

indirectly16

How to use DIRECTLY in a sentence

• The right of eminent domain should be exercised by the nation either directly after conquest, or through the States or Territories it may establish.
• And she prayed directly to God Almighty, and thereby came, she says, to love Him.
• This is usually regulated automatically, and can also be controlled directly by the driver.
• Lincoln appealed directly to the sympathy and favor of the popular masses of the Northern States.
• I hastened directly to the landing-place, where I met Mr.
• I came straight back directly I knew, got here this morning, but heard that you had gone to town.
• Only two seats ahead of him was the group of twenty little girls about to be confirmed, and directly across the aisle from them were fifteen little boys.
• Emanuel went directly to Browning and delivered him the stock, but he lied about the price he had paid for it, telling Browning he had given five pennies per share for it.
• We are well aware that in the ordinary operation of the Federal Government, it acts directly on individuals and not on States.
• One of them indicated our particular attendant, to whom he spoke, and who brought him directly to our carriage.
• I trust, therefore, that no one will mention anything that may be found in this letter, directly or indirectly relating to the Prussians.
• While literally true this estimate is too high for the group which could be considered for attempts to directly control in a practical eugenics program.
• The men of to-day, all of them, stand directly on his shoulders.
• Within an hour the stars shone out, and after following the river some ten miles, we bore directly north until Beaver Creek was reached near midnight.
• He has left an abundance of poetry which testifies directly and indirectly to these influences.
• Directly in front rose the lofty buildings and temples of a town of considerable size.
• It would not, in any event, prevent his obtaining information directly from disincarnated beings.
• Aspirants to public place presented their claims directly to the people, and the personal popularity of the candidate was an important factor in achieving success.
• Not a person was to be seen in the streets, and they proceeded directly to the front of the church, where the Minor Canon pointed out the stone griffin.
• Waring, at his left, sat directly opposite the cowboy, Pete.
• She did not look at him directly because he seemed always looking at her.
• It could only be Top! But was he alone or accompanied? He was most probably alone, for, if Neb had been with him, he would have made his way more directly towards the Chimneys.
• The mark of the beast is enforced by the two-horned beast either directly or through the image.
• He dropped into the chair and sat directly facing his brother, a kind of surly respect struggling with the evident hostility of his expression.
• Buddhism is thus directly responsible for the habitual Japanese resignation from active life almost as soon as it is entered, by men in all classes.
• This is more directly concerned with the cultivation of a helpful spirit than with perfect technique or broad knowledge.

Similar words containing DIRECT without suffix ly

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