The phrase "about that absolutely" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts to express strong agreement or affirmation regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "I understand your concerns about the project timeline, and about that absolutely, we need to make adjustments."
Alternatives: "regarding that definitely" or "concerning that certainly".
Right?" "But Paul's the one who wrote the words and music for 'Yesterday.' " "You sure about that?" "Absolutely," I declared.
"If I am invited then I will come to talk about that, absolutely," said the Swede, who was speaking at the launch of his autobiography, Sven: My Story, which was published on Tuesday.
I think he's clear about that, absolutely.
What is very impressive about Raw is that absolutely everything about it is disquieting, not just the obvious moments of revulsion: there is no let up in the ambient background buzz of fear.
The point about them is that absolutely nobody reads them unless they are paid to.
He therefore knows that asking what constitutes the majority of his supporters to think, to call upon reason and logic, would eliminate one of the aspects they find so appealing about his campaign: that absolutely no thought is required.
Perhaps the biggest rule about Gamertags is that absolutely no offensive language is allowed.
"Sometimes our guests disclose something about their sex life that absolutely fucking floors you," says Saunders.
"There's this blue-red divide about the climate science that absolutely shouldn't be there".
It seems unreasonable, Justice Kagan implied, that "absolutely everything" about you your bank records, your personal photos, your texts, your emails, your GPS data should be accessible to a police officer without a warrant.
The wild times of the Bork and Thomas hearings are over, and confirmations have become so sedate that several prominent lawyers loudly complained that absolutely nothing about either the law or Judge Sotomayor was learned in four days of hearings.
