"absolutely foolish" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is overly or absurdly foolish. For example, "His plan to ride a bike across the desert was absolutely foolish."
"That was absolutely foolish.
Koch denounced Green's statements as "absolutely foolish".
He has swatted away suggestions for continuing the government after further negotiations, arguing that "the things happening are absolutely foolish and absurd".
But Tim Farron, the Lib Dem president and a possible future leader, said: "I just think, at this time, it would be absolutely foolish for us as a party to turn on ourselves".
They'd be absolutely foolish not to keep him in the role he has at the moment.
To me it also represents the peak of spending absolutely foolish money.
Lolli still loved him absolutely, but felt foolish telling him -- not so much because he'd married, but because she'd let him down again.
The VNAF reacted to the two pilots' actions by sending a resolution to Diệm, saying that the attack was an "absolutely isolated and foolish" event that "impaired the prestige of the air force" and was "detrimental to the national effort in the present struggle and is profitable to the Communists in their work of subversion".
(Helen) The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.
The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.
On this day, the city is absolutely dead and everyone sleeps off the consequences of their foolish actions.
