Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
flat-out
adverb
/flæt aʊt/

Definition
Completely or outright; without reservation or limitation.

Examples
- He flat-out refused to accept the terms of the agreement.
- The project was flat-out a failure, and everyone knew it.
- She was flat-out amazing in her performance.

Meaning
The phrase ‘flat-out’ is commonly used to express something done to the fullest extent or with no restrictions, often conveying a sense of urgency or straightforwardness.

Synonyms
- outright
- absolutely
- totally