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Definition of absolute
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of absolute is as below...
Absolute
(a.) Not
immediately
dependent
on the other parts of the
sentence
in
government;
as, the case
absolute.
See
Ablative
absolute,
under
Ablative..
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Indispensable
::
Indispensable
(a.) Not
dispensable;
impossible
to be
omitted,
remitted,
or
spared;
absolutely
necessary
or
requisite..
Mortgage
::
Mortgage
(v. t.) To grant or
convey,
as
property,
for the
security
of a debt, or other
engagement,
upon a
condition
that if the debt or
engagement
shall be
discharged
according
to the
contract,
the
conveyance
shall be void,
otherwise
to
become
absolute,
subject,
however,
to the right of
redemption..
Unconditional
::
Unconditional
(a.) Not
conditional
limited,
or
conditioned;
made
without
condition;
absolute;
unreserved;
as, an
unconditional
surrender..
Elative
::
Elative
(a.)
Raised;
lifted
up; -- a term
applied
to what is also
called
the
absolute
superlative,
denoting
a high or
intense
degree
of a
quality,
but not
excluding
the idea that an equal
degree
may exist in other
cases..
Conditioned
::
Conditioned
(a.)
Having,
or known under or by,
conditions
or
relations;
not
independent;
not
absolute..
Directly
::
Directly
(adv.)
Without
circumlocution
or
ambiguity;
absolutely;
in
express
terms.
Abandon
::
Abandon
(v. t.) To give up
absolutely;
to
forsake
entirely
; to
renounce
utterly;
to
relinquish
all
connection
with or
concern
on; to
desert,
as a
person
to whom one owes
allegiance
or
fidelity;
to quit; to
surrender..
Autocracy
::
Autocracy
(n.)
Independent
or
self-derived
power;
absolute
or
controlling
authority;
supremacy.
Comparatively
::
Comparatively
(adv.)
According
to
estimate
made by
comparison;
relatively;
not
positively
or
absolutely.
Absolutist
::
Absolutist
(n.) One who is in favor of an
absolute
or
autocratic
government.
Positive
::
Positive
(n.) That which
settles
by
absolute
appointment.
Absolute
::
Absolute
(a.)
Positive;
clear;
certain;
not
doubtful.
Vacuum
::
Vacuum
(n.) A space
entirely
devoid
of
matter
(called
also, by way of
distinction,
absolute
vacuum);
hence,
in a more
general
sense,
a
space,
as the
interior
of a
closed
vessel,
which has been
exhausted
to a high or the
highest
degree
by an air pump or other
artificial
means;
as, water boils at a
reduced
temperature
in a
vacuum..
Mere
::
Mere
(Superl.)
Unmixed;
pure;
entire;
absolute;
unqualified.
Absolute
::
Absolute
(a.)
Complete
in
itself;
perfect;
consummate;
faultless;
as,
absolute
perfection;
absolute
beauty..
Despotical
::
Despotical
(a.)
Having
the
character
of, or
pertaining
to, a
despot;
absolute
in
power;
possessing
and
abusing
unlimited
power;
evincing
despotism;
tyrannical;
arbitrary..
Downright
::
Downright
(a.) Open;
artless;
undisguised;
absolute;
unmixed;
as,
downright
atheism..
Relatively
::
Relatively
(adv.)
In a
relative
manner;
in
relation
or
respect
to
something
else; not
absolutely.
Categoricalness
::
Categoricalness
(n.) The
quality
of being
categorical,
positive,
or
absolute..
Dictatorship
::
Dictatorship
(n.) The
office,
or the term of
office,
of a
dictator;
hence,
absolute
power..
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