Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
off-the-bat
idiom
/ˈɔf ðə bæt/

Definition
Immediately or right away; without any delay.

Examples
- The team scored a goal off-the-bat, surprising their opponents.
- She responded off-the-bat when asked about her plans for the weekend.
- The sale was a hit, generating significant revenue off-the-bat.

Meaning
The phrase ‘off-the-bat’ is typically used to describe an action or response that occurs instantly or without hesitation.

Synonyms
- Immediately
- Right away
- At once
- Instantly