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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

She said: "The reason we wanted these sessions was to build Elen’s  self confidence and it did the absolute opposite in terms of feeling rejected, or not good enough, or just not important enough."

From BBC

There is an absolute glut of true crime content that involves the rich and famous.

She continued to call Oliver “an undoubtedly intelligent person spouts absolute bull***t to support something he wants to be true, but isn’t.”

From Salon

What the coalition government is doing is “an absolute attempt to divide an otherwise progressive country and it’s really embarrassing”.

From BBC

Samsung India said the firm "categorically denies all the allegations and that it maintains absolute compliance with all the existing labour laws".

From BBC

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

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