The phrase "absolute ignorance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete lack of knowledge or awareness about a particular subject or situation.
Example: "His absolute ignorance of the topic was evident during the discussion, as he struggled to answer even the simplest questions."
Alternatives: "total ignorance" or "complete ignorance".
But imperfect knowledge cannot be equated with absolute ignorance.
Phipps recalls interviewing a first-year female arts undergraduate who professed absolute ignorance of e-learning or web applications.
It quoted an anonymous official of the club as saying that most fatal accidents were caused by "reckless driving or the absolute ignorance of foreign chauffeurs".
"It's American exceptionalism gone crazy and delivered under the umbrella of absolute ignorance," he said, in a yet-to-be-published interview with Rolling Stone.
Before Leibovitz, we were arguably living in a Mad Men world of goofy visuals, meaningless phrases and an absolute ignorance of women or youth.
The future general was a lieutenant colonel at the time.The best man at the wedding was General of the Armies John J. (Black Jack) Pershing, with whom Marshall had served in World War I. "Afterward I confessed to a few of the ladies my absolute ignorance of Army customs and asked them to help me.
"It's ignorance, sheer ignorance".
While many Christian churches act as a supportive shill for America's government, and peddle more propaganda about Israel than politicians, the truth exposing the absolute epitome of ignorance and intolerance enveloping America was revealed June 9, 2010 in an episode of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, for which he deserves a Pulitzer Prize.
I'm currently going through the absolute depression of ignorance".
How is his ignorance, incompetence, and absolute entitlement tolerated?
This is willful ignorance at its most absolute.
