The phrase "absolutely blocked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is completely obstructed or inaccessible, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The road was absolutely blocked due to the fallen tree, making it impossible for any vehicles to pass."
Alternatives: "completely obstructed" or "totally impassable".
"This money will absolutely block any fare hike for any commuter on any subway or bus or commuter rail," said Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Democrat from Manhattan, adding that he remained committed to blocking a fare increase during the next several years as well.
Are you still going to give the minority the power to absolutely block and stop everything?
It has been established that at least two of the families need to be targeted to absolutely block the parasite invasion and replication in host cells.
Although less effective, CDK1 phosphorylation alone still weakens the CLASP EB1 interaction (Kumar et al., 2012) and this could explain why loss of GSK-3 retards, but does not absolutely block, spindle extension.
That early fumble is fast becoming a distant memory for the running back, who has played very well since, albeit with the help of some absolutely superb blocking from the Detroit offensive line, which is quite simply having its way with that Green Bay defense so far.
But Republicans have blocked absolutely all legislative efforts to strengthen the system, extend background checks, and close loopholes.
"Florida is absolutely committed to blocking voters," said Barbara Arnwine, director of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
Sen Graham said that he was "more disturbed now than I was before", adding that he would "absolutely" attempt to block any nomination of Ms Rice for secretary of state.
Obama significant progress on nearly all fronts was stalled by an opposition whose open hatred of the President, and government itself, left it content to block absolutely anything to deny any victory.
