Right off the bat
phrase
Immediately, without delay.
He asked me to marry him right off the bat.

Often appears as...
- know something right off the bat
- happen right off the bat
Usage tips
Colloquial,Idiomatic
phrase
Immediately, without delay.
He asked me to marry him right off the bat.

Often appears as...
- know something right off the bat
- happen right off the bat
Usage tips
Colloquial,Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Casual Use
Generally used in informal conversations among friends, family, or casual settings.

I knew right off the bat that this was going to be a relaxed interview.
First Impression
Often used to describe a quick conclusion or a first impression made by someone or something.

She seemed trustworthy right off the bat.
No Hesitation
Emphasizes a sense of immediacy or action without hesitation or second thoughts.

He started working on the project right off the bat.
Casual Use
Generally used in informal conversations among friends, family, or casual settings.

I knew right off the bat that this was going to be a relaxed interview.
First Impression
Often used to describe a quick conclusion or a first impression made by someone or something.

She seemed trustworthy right off the bat.
No Hesitation
Emphasizes a sense of immediacy or action without hesitation or second thoughts.

He started working on the project right off the bat.
Casual Use
Generally used in informal conversations among friends, family, or casual settings.

I knew right off the bat that this was going to be a relaxed interview.
First Impression
Often used to describe a quick conclusion or a first impression made by someone or something.

She seemed trustworthy right off the bat.
No Hesitation
Emphasizes a sense of immediacy or action without hesitation or second thoughts.

He started working on the project right off the bat.
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