The phrase "absolutely biased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a strong degree of bias in someone's opinion or perspective.
Example: "The article was absolutely biased, presenting only one side of the argument without acknowledging any counterpoints."
Alternatives: "completely biased" or "totally biased".
He was absolutely biased in favour of England.
A Kremlin spokesman later condemned unidentified participants at the meeting as "absolutely biased, non-flexible, non-diplomatic".
But Ethiopian government spokesman Getachew Reda said the group was "absolutely biased", and "part of the smear campaign organised by Egypt".
There were mixed messages from Russia, with Putin initially telling reporters that the meeting was positive, and a Kremlin spokesman later saying that "certain participants" had taken an "absolutely biased, non-flexible, non-diplomatic" approach to Ukraine.
I'm absolutely biased, but I can say that honestly," he said.
"The talks are indeed difficult, full of misunderstandings, disagreements, but they are nevertheless ongoing, the exchange of opinion is in progress," said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, accusing some unnamed participants of taking an "absolutely biased, non-flexible, non-diplomatic" approach.
Therefore, we cannot be certain that the flaws in methodology in these orthopaedic studies absolutely bias the estimates of treatment effect.
The UN human rights office said on Friday the survey was "extremely biased" and "absolutely" shocking, as it linked migration and terrorism.
"It is unfortunate that we have a member of the Special Oversight Committee on Sexual Misconduct who holds such obviously biased and absolutely incorrect views on the causes of sexual assault," argued Chris Friend in a February 2013 op-ed in the student newspaper, The Amherst Student.
Xu Liping, a pro-Beijing scholar from China's National Institute of International Strategy, told the Guardian he believed the ruling was "biased and unfair", "absolutely terrible" and "a joke".
Q. Wonder if meditation and yoga have a protective effect on AD? Peter Tonei, Mass .A. Absolutely, but I am probably biased, (asking an Indian that question is like asking someone from Bordeaux if wine is helpful).
