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Yes, it means what you think, and it has a lengthy history in the language. I've never heard or seen it used, though.
- Yes, it means what you think, and it has a lengthy history in the language.
- I've never heard or seen it used, though.
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Yes, it means what you think, and it has a lengthy history in the language.
I've never heard or seen it used, though.
I've never heard or seen it used, though.
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contrapositionIs there no word 'straightly'?It is not used because the adjective straight is also used as an adverb.
He drew a straight line across the page.
He walked straight to the office.
Mothers tell their slouching kids, "Sit up straight!"
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