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Discover LudwigThe phrase "absolute blizzard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a severe snowstorm with strong winds and low visibility.
Example: "The weather forecast predicts an absolute blizzard this weekend, so we should prepare for possible road closures."
Alternatives: "severe blizzard" or "intense snowstorm".
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"An absolute blizzard".
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Orange lights and brighter in the muffled streets of Zermatt, what element more absolute as itself than the death-hush of the snow, the voiceless blizzard, between the brilliant windows of the stores?
The fact that he is an African-American, up-from-the-bootstraps success story who rescues women from a burning building, shovels snow after blizzards, etc., and is a well-liked political figure would highlight the absolute partisanship of opposing his nomination.
IN a world buried under a blizzard of polls, rankings, financial statistics and endless official data, we are increasingly pressured to trust in the absolute authority of numbers.
A blizzard".
The blizzard stopped.
The blizzard in October.
Cue a blizzard.
Now, a blizzard?
The blizzard blows.
A blizzard grips the pond.
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