absolute

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Complete, total, with nothing less.

Meaning of «absolute»

adjective

complete, total, with nothing less

The room was in absolute silence during the exam.

Translation

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«absolute» in 17 languages

AR العربية

AZ Azərbaycan

DE Deutsch

ES Español

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FR Français

HI हिन्दी

ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

KO 한국어

PT Português

RO Română

RU Русский

TH ไทย

TR Türkçe

UK Українська

UZ O‘zbek

VI Tiếng Việt

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The difference between similar words

complete, used to stress a word

totalcomplete; the neutral wordThe room was in total darkness.

absolutecomplete, with no exceptions or limitsI have absolute trust in my team.

uttercomplete; mostly for bad or silly thingsThat is utter nonsense.

sheernothing but; stresses size, force or luckWe won by sheer luck.

← absenteeism absolutely →