The phrase "absolute no idea" is grammatically incorrect and does not make sense in written English.
It is likely a mistake or a typo and should be written as "absolutely no idea". Example: "I have absolutely no idea how to solve this math problem."
During childhood she learned to adore God above all things, and now, in her absolute disillusionment, she had no idea what to do with that immense feeling.
"Being an absolute geek I've got no idea what I'm going to wear when I go and pick it up," he said.
Even if a sequel to Blade Runner sounds like the absolute worst idea in film history, the choice of Arrival director Denis Villeneuve to helm said sequel (and its intriguing teaser trailer) have given me hope that it will stick this impossible landing.
This sounds like the absolute worst idea I've ever heard.
The absolute best idea is to have it at your house.
Humble as he may personally be, he has an absolute idea of what novels can achieve.
We were brought up in the absolute idea that we must love France and we must speak well in a very good French accent, no vulgarity, that it was a marvellous country that welcomed us.
He declared that religion is not a "final and ultimate" matter but, instead, a matter of practice; the philosopher's absolute idea is incompatible with the God of religious men.
At first, true to form, Reza refuses to comment on this but when I push her, she acknowledges that her parents, despite being foreigners, raised her with "the absolute idea that we must love France" and insisted she speak perfect French.
The problem is acute in classical music because of a longstanding devotion to the concept of "absolute music"—the idea that Bach, Beethoven, and the rest inhabit a spiritually pure sphere, far above the vulgarities of politics.
