absolute
/ˈæbsəˌlut/
adjective
- Total and complete; with no limits or exceptions.
- I have absolute confidence in your ability to succeed.
- The dictator had absolute power over the country.
- She demanded absolute silence during the exam.
- Not dependent on anything else; true in all situations.
- There is no absolute truth in art; beauty is subjective.
- The scientist searched for an absolute standard of measurement.
- Some people believe in absolute moral rules that never change.
- Used to emphasize something is the strongest or most extreme.
- He made an absolute fool of himself at the party.
- That movie was an absolute disaster from start to finish.
- The view from the top was an absolute dream.
Synonyms
noun
- Something that is perfect, complete, or not limited by anything else.
- The concept of the absolute has been debated for centuries.
- In philosophy, some argue that the absolute is the ultimate reality.
- She searched for an absolute in a world full of uncertainty.