The phrase "absolutely anymore" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where someone wants to emphasize a change in situation or feeling, often in a negative sense.
Example: "I don't feel absolutely anymore about my decision to move."
Alternatives: "not at all anymore" or "definitely not anymore".
(The player who was at the meeting disagreed with Martin's version of his exit. Regardless, the relationship remains strained, at best. The N.F.L.P.A. award, Carson said, "means absolutely nothing anymore, because of the stance they've taken").
"They are not asking me that question anymore, absolutely not".
But after what happened yesterday, I do not trust anyone anymore, absolutely no one".
But overall conditions are "absolutely not comparable anymore" to those of a decade ago, said Karin Hulshoff, a regional representative of Unicef.
Angela Merkel, leader of the conservative Christian Democratic Union, said Mr. Wickert was "absolutely not acceptable anymore as a news anchor on public television".
"Because of folks like Kuninobu here," he says, pointing to one of the students, "this country's absolutely no good anymore.
"In the face of a growing market, to say that we are not going to build anymore seems absolutely crazy".
These days, the implicit rule of end-of-life care seems to dictate that we need to live until we absolutely cannot tolerate living anymore.
If John Paul "sees that he absolutely cannot do it anymore, then certainly he will resign," the cardinal was quoted as saying in the weekly publication of his old archdiocese, back in 2002.
Amy and I have nothing, absolutely nothing in common anymore, and I'm sorry but I blame you for that, because it's so awful to have to see you and talk about you, and to think that she's going to be alone with you for the rest of her life just breaks my heart".
