Absolutely meaning in English
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Definition
absolutely: completely, totally, entirely
absolute: total, complete, final
Examples
- "Brian : I know, it's absolutely fabulous."
- "There is absolutely no need to worry, however."
- "Harold : Absolutely."
- "Timmy: Absolutely."
- "Trey : Absolutely unnecessary."
- "Stewardess (Cindy) : Absolutely."
- "I'd just like to point out to you that there is absolutely no need to use me as an intermediary when making an appointment with Donna, for two reasons"
- "Icarus : Oh absolutely!"
- "Donna : That's absolutely amazing!"
- "Moira : Rachid is absolutely correct, Ray."
- "Giuseppe knows how to get in touch with me if absolutely necessary."
- "Baby number 3 : I am feeling absolutely stupendous, old chap!"
- "Brent : Absolutely Lance."
- "Host : Hello and welcome to Mind Your Business - the quiz show where we invite the best minds of Corporate America to answer questions on absolutely anything!"
- "Kiwi : Absolutely."
- "Susie : Absolutely not."
- "When you absolutely must fire an employee, it must be for just cause: a clear violation of company policy."
- "Trey : Absolutely."
- "You're absolutely on the money as always."
- "Scott : Absolutely."
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