Onwards from a specified point; continuously in one direction; without deviation or interruption. So right forth (see right, adj. int.); forth on…

In a direct course or line; straight. In later use chiefly with prepositions and adverbs.

Directly forward, in or towards the front, straight before one.

Directly; in a straight line. Also: immediately, straightaway. Obsolete.

In a straight course, straight on, onwards; directly. Frequently in anon to at phrases 1. Obsolete.

Of motion or direction: directly, straight. Now rare (chiefly Scottish in later use).

Straight on; forwards.

In a straight course or line. In a straight course; directly to or from a place; without deviation or circuit; by the shortest way. Also in…

In a straight course, directly; immediately, straightway. Also with away. Also streck up, in an upright posture.

Straight, direct; full gayne: quickly; also, very nearly.

= streck, adv.

Directly, straight; on a straight course; straight ahead. Now rare (archaic in later use).

In a straight manner; in a straight line; directly.

In a straight or direct line; directly. Obsolete.

With reference to direction in space: straight out; directly onward; straight ahead. Obsolete.

By a direct course, straight from or to a place. Obsolete.

Of motion in a longitudinal direction: Right along, straight on, straight through. Obsolete exc. northern dialect.

With reference to motion: directly, in a straight line; (with reference to a point of the compass) due. Chiefly Scottish and English regional (nor…

In a straight line of motion; with undeviating course; straight.

Of position or direction: directly, exactly, straight. With prepositional phrases of position or direction. Cf. plumb, adv. 1.

Of space: Forwards; = forth, v. 1. In quot. with ellipsis of go. Also, onwards, straight on, without deviation; = forth, v. 2.

Directly in front or onwards.

directly.

Right. Directly, straight, in a straight line (obsolete).

Straight in direction or aspect.

Of motion. End on, in a direct line, continuously. (Obsolete exc. dialect.)

In a straight line (in space); directly; precisely.

In a progressive manner; in the way of progression or progress; spec. by continuous advance; step by step, gradually; successively.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5. Cf. unswerving, adj.)

(Usually as two words.) Directly in front or onwards; in direct order.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5; cf. undeviating, adj.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 5; cf. undevious, adj.)

Directly; straight.

In a direct or undeviating manner; unswervingly.