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Meaning of absolute
The primary meaning of the word "absolute" is something that is complete, utter, and unqualified.
Etymology of absolute
The word "absolute" comes from the Latin "absolutus," which is the past participle of "absolvere," meaning "to set free" or "to loosen"
Historically, the word has been used to describe something that is complete, utter, and unqualified, with no restrictions or conditions
Synonyms
complete
utter
total
perfect
pure
unqualified
unconditional
unrestricted
unreserved
whole
entire
outright
downright
thorough
thoroughgoing
comprehensive
exhaustive
unconditional
unequivocal
explicit
categorical
definitive
final
complete
outright
utter
perfect
finished
consummate
flawless
faultless
impeccable
unblemished
spotless
absolute
certain
sure
undeniable
indisputable
unquestionable
unarguable
irrefutable
incontestable
uncontested
undisputed
Definitions
- Complete and utter, with no qualification or exception
- * Not limited by restrictions or conditions
- * Completely certain and unquestionable
- * Not relative or comparative, but independent and unconditional
Usage Examples
- The new policy is an absolute improvement over the old one
- * She has absolute control over the company
- * The evidence provides absolute proof of his innocence
- * The teacher demanded absolute silence during the exam
Antonyms
relative
comparative
limited
restricted
conditional
qualified
uncertain
questionable
disputable
arguable
refutable
contestable
partial
incomplete
imperfect
flawed
blemished
uncertain
doubtful
questionable
debatable
uncertain
unclear
ambiguous
vague
indefinite
incomplete