The phrase "absolutely apparently" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or redundant.
It could be used in informal contexts where someone wants to emphasize a point that seems clear or obvious, but it is generally not recommended.
Example: "He was absolutely apparently the best candidate for the job, given his extensive experience."
Alternatives: "clearly" or "undoubtedly".
Because the fact that he was caught on video doing so apparently means absolutely nothing, Warner was then appointed as Trinidad and Tobago's National Security Minister. .
Absolutely Anything will apparently not be a Monty Python film as such, but Pythonesque "in tone".
My judgment, which I'd once inordinately prized and which seemed, to me anyway, absolutely infallible, has apparently vanished.
The adult reading experience is further complicated by our awareness that we didn't enjoy that classic as much as we ought to have done, that we're spending too much time reading rubbish, that we still haven't got round to reading that "unmissable" book that absolutely everyone else apparently finished months ago.
Baelish is absolutely ruthless, and apparently more vindictive than Varys.
"The doctors told me it was impossible to survive at the weight I was, yet the media constantly showed skinny celebrities who were apparently absolutely fine".
"This is a perfect American family behind me that has absolutely been destroyed, apparently because of a man who just got stuck in a rabbit hole, if you will, of absolute despair, somehow working his way into believing this to be an acceptable exit," said LAPD Deputy Chief Michel Moore.
For all of the talk of their "perfect match" being within touching distance, chemistry and attraction apparently means absolutely nothing.
And neither is the government of Canada, apparently, until absolutely necessary.
Pretty soon I had several hundred books listed for sale and several hundred more boxed up to give away because they are, apparently, worth absolutely nothing.
