The phrase "absolute absolute" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in a specific context to emphasize the totality or completeness of something, but it is generally considered redundant.
Example: "In this debate, we must strive for an absolute absolute understanding of the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "utterly complete" or "totally absolute".
There is "absolute, absolute consensus," he underscored.
Gomes said laying off workers remained "the absolute, absolute, absolute, absolute last resort", but added the company could find itself with little choice.
Speaking to the Guardian in August last year, Carlos Gomes, SSBL's managing director, said that laying off workers was "the absolute, absolute, absolute, absolute last resort", adding: "The effects of that are too ghastly to contemplate".
Thank you, Tony, for all the peace-quartetting and children-saving and umbrella-companying you do, you absolute, absolute arse.
"The absolute, absolute fear they feel, of even trying to venture out, to even believe – fear, it's just fear.
First, the "absolute" (mutlaqa, often translated "assertoric") propositions have truth-conditions stipulated such that they are temporally modalised (by an elided "at least once", so that, for example, the contradictory of an absolute is not an absolute, absolute e-propositions do not convert, second-figure syllogisms with absolute premises are sterile; see also 2.3.1 below).
She joined the Oxford Group, a Christian movement, founded in the nineteen-twenties, whose members strove to adhere to the Four Absolutes: absolute honesty, absolute purity, absolute unselfishness, and absolute love.
It begins: "I saw a woman, hairless absolute, cleaning". A fine stroke adjusting the obvious phrase "absolutely hairless" to "hairless absolute" gives absolute the full force of a noun.
There is no absolute guidance, no absolute rules".
Absolute, of course, has a number of spinoff stations such as Absolute 80s, Absolute 90s, Absolute Classic Rock.
You can also find them on digital radio of course, where they've spawned numerous offspring in the form of Absolute 80s, Absolute 90s, Absolute 00s and Absolute Classic Rock.
