The phrase "absolute character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is definitive, unqualified, or without exception in a particular context.
Example: "The absolute character of her commitment to the project was evident in her tireless work ethic."
Alternatives: "unconditional nature" or "definitive quality".
The absolute character of Dilsey's vision is expressed in her saying, "Ise seed de first en de last," and "I seed de beginnin, en now I sees de endin".
In classical physics, space is conceived as having the absolute character of an empty stage in which events in nature unfold as time flows onward independently; events occurring simultaneously for one observer are presumed to be simultaneous for any other; mass is taken as impossible to create or destroy; and a particle given sufficient energy acquires a velocity that can increase without limit.
The increasingly absolute character of his government denied the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies a role in the Risorgimento (movement for Italian unification) and contributed directly to the easy collapse of the kingdom and its incorporation into Italy in 1860, only shortly after Ferdinand's death.
The person's absolute character provides for the possibility of absolute moral norms when dealing with persons.
One might argue that since motion and rest are not relativistically invariant, neither could the contradictoriness in motion be part of the absolute character of reality.
There are essentially two ways to understand Mach's Principle: (1) Mach's Principle rejects the absolute character of the inertial structure of spacetime, and (2) Mach's Principle rejects the inertial structure of spacetime per se.
I love all the different characters in this film, but my absolute favorite character is Gibby (Crystal, a capuchin monkey).
So I then imagined that beggar as the absolute fictional character.
The "absolute fictional character" becomes the subject of documentary filming, whereas (as Salomé shows) much of the through-line of Oscar's preparation inside the limousine for his on-location roles was filmed in a studio by means of classic movie tricks.
"He has a keen intellect, a strong character, absolute integrity and excellent instincts," Mr. Gore said in a telephone interview.
EVEN by the exacting standards of Midtown, 50th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues stands out for its absolute lack of character.
