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View definitions for absolute

absolute

adjective as in in control or complete authority

adjective as in excellent, perfect

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Example Sentences

"We are in absolute awe of Alfred," Ms Gunston said.

From BBC

Sir David says he expects “absolute transparency” about what students are getting in return for fees, whether on contact hours or important services such as mental health support.

From BBC

She notes, "For me, if I have the absolute worst day or I'm sick as a dog — as the expression goes — the thing that makes me feel best is to go home and literally climb into bed under a blanket with my dog."

From Salon

"It would be reassuring to know that someone in authority was monitoring both the absolute number of licence holders swerving a ban and the reasons why they've been granted leave to keep driving," he said.

From BBC

“Jackal” seemed like the opposite, so it “was an absolute no.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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