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absolute
adjective
1 complete; total; perfect.
2 without limits; not controlled by anything or anyone else.
3 certain; undoubted.
4 not measured in comparison with other things; not relative an absolute standard .
5 pure; not mixed with anything else.
6 grammar
a said of a clause or phrase: standing alone, ie not dependent on the rest of the sentence. Compare relative ( adjective 5b).
b said of an adjective or a transitive verb: standing alone, ie without a noun or an object respectively.
noun
1 a rule, standard, etc which is thought to be true or right in all situations.
2 (the absolute) philos that which can exist without being related to anything else.
[14c: from Latin absolutus loosened or separate, from absolvere (see absolve)]
absoluteness noun .
adjective
1 complete; total; perfect.
2 without limits; not controlled by anything or anyone else.
3 certain; undoubted.
4 not measured in comparison with other things; not relative an absolute standard .
5 pure; not mixed with anything else.
6 grammar
a said of a clause or phrase: standing alone, ie not dependent on the rest of the sentence. Compare relative ( adjective 5b).
b said of an adjective or a transitive verb: standing alone, ie without a noun or an object respectively.
noun
1 a rule, standard, etc which is thought to be true or right in all situations.
2 (the absolute) philos that which can exist without being related to anything else.
[14c: from Latin absolutus loosened or separate, from absolvere (see absolve)]
absoluteness noun .
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