With prepositions: in a straight or direct course leading fully up to a place, person, or thing; all the way (to, into, round, through, etc.)…

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

Qualifying an expression of direction or location: due (east, etc.). Also: directly (opposite, etc.). Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

Of direction: directly, due, straight. Now rare.

Immediately, straightaway; directly, due. Obsolete.

In a straight course or line. With reference to position. Directly (opposite), due (east, etc.). Obsolete.

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.

Directly, exactly. With respect to the quarter of the heavens: Due. flat against: literal and figurative directly contrary to. Cf. dead, adv. 3.

Originally Nautical. With reference to a bearing or direction, esp. a point of the compass: properly, exactly; straight; directly.

Directly, straight. dead against: literal in a direction exactly opposite to one's course (so dead on end); figurative (in a way) directly or…

Directly; straight.

colloquial (originally Scottish). Directly, exactly; squarely. Also: with a plunking sound.

In a position directly square with, or opposite to, some line or object; in a straight or direct manner.