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Discover LudwigThe phrase "absolute fullest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the maximum extent or capacity of something, often in contexts related to experiences or emotions.
Example: "She lived her life to the absolute fullest, embracing every opportunity that came her way."
Alternatives: "utmost capacity" or "maximum extent".
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So during our time here, we might as well live to the absolute fullest.
But it didn't matter because every single day this man lived with passion, to the absolute fullest.
We call her our wild child, not because she is out of control, but because she lives life to the absolute fullest, fearless and with confidence.
Although the little girl from Long Island, New York would most likely not survive her first birthday, that didn't mean she couldn't live life to the absolute fullest.
It seems endemic in our culture that we tend to put off taking care of what's truly important, which includes living our life to the absolute fullest, enjoying every microsecond of today with those people who matter the most.
Each of us subscribe to the notion that you get one spin on this merry-go-round called life and we want to live it to its absolute fullest.
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"I have no idea whether I'm to the left, the centre or shaking it all about," he says, "but you can mark my words, Jeremy has my absolute full support".
He added: "We have full staff and absolute full commitment from everyone.
Ms James - who is UKIP MEP for South-East England - announced that the party gave its "absolute full support" to current maternity and paternity rights.
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