Translation
absolute, complete, total
Word origin
From Latin absolutus ('unrestricted, set free'), the past participle of absolvere ('to release'). English absolute and absolve come from the same verb.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- absolutus
- English cognates
- absolute, absolve
Examples
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The king had absolute power.
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That is not an absolute truth.
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She demands absolute order in the house.
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