'absolute to' is not a correct phrase in written English.
You could use 'absolutely' in its place. Example sentence: She was absolutely determined to succeed.
Calls came for a radical transformation of the political system from absolute to constitutional monarchy.
"It's very absolute to say it, but it was almost a question of life or death," he explains.
But Chávez's leadership was absolute, to such an extreme that no one in his inner circle was capable of disagreeing with him.
Paul Tillich (1886 1965), for example, accused him of sacrificing the absolute to the purely relative in religion (Kant-Studien, 1924).
Although Plato thought of the Absolute as finite, all theologians and metaphysicians from Plotinus (205 270 ce) on have supposed the Absolute to be infinite.
On Monday, young people began their protests, organizing Bahrain's own "day of rage," hoping that peaceful protests could force the evolution of their nation from an absolute to a constitutional monarchy.
They become guides on our journey rather than absolutes to be applied from without.
These are absolutes to avoid: Don't be late.
His answer is to give absolute power to those benchwarmers.
This group is a absolute go-to site.
In the name of absolute obedience to an absolute God, in reality what is demanded is an absolute obedience to ruling family.
