English Dictionary
Definition straight in British English
straight
adverb
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adverb
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/streɪt/
Example
The car was coming straight at me.
Synonyms and related words
2
directly and immediately
Example
I'll come straight to the point (=say immediately what I want to say).
Synonyms and related words
Example
Sit up straight.
4
in an honest way
5
happening for a particular period of time, without interruption
Synonyms and related words

Related Words
Words related to straight:
be as straight as a die (phrase)
be straight with someone (phrase)
can’t think straight (phrase)
cannot straight (phrase)
damn straight (phrase)
get something straight (phrase)
get your facts (phrase)
give it to someone straight (phrase)
go straight (phrase)
have your facts straight (phrase)
not be thinking straight (phrase)
play () into someone’s hands (phrase)
put someone ( something) (phrase)
off (phrase)
someone straight (phrase)
the record straight (phrase)
straight (adverb)
straight (adjective)
straight (noun)
straight angle (noun)
straight arrow (noun)
straight away (adverb)
straight face (phrase)
straight from the horse’s mouth (phrase)
straight man (noun)
straight out (phrase)
straight out of something (phrase)
straight size (noun)
straight talking (phrase)
straight to someone’s face (phrase)
straight up (phrase)
(straight) from the heart (phrase)
straight-faced (adjective)
straight-laced ()
straight-to-video (adjective)
strait-laced (adjective)
the home straight (noun)
the straight and narrow (phrase)