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The phrase "absolutely going back to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong intention or determination to return to a previous state, place, or situation.
Example: "After much consideration, I am absolutely going back to my hometown to start anew."
Alternatives: "definitely returning to" or "certainly going back to".
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"He didn't tell me, 'I'm absolutely going back to the West Coast,' or 'I absolutely don't want to play in South Florida.' So basically he was open to the idea".
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A day after a small explosion shook the military recruiting station in Times Square, the station commander, Sgt. James V. Latella, 32, offered his assessment: The station has "absolutely gone back to normal, sir".
This was made absolutely clear from the beginning going back to 1996".
"I have to admit, I'm absolutely made-up that we're going back to the States.
If five or six states successfully vote for full legalization in 2016, then the dam will have absolutely burst and we're never going back to the way things were, ever again.
Having left, then rejoined The X Factor once before, Walsh now promises he's "flat-out left, I'm not going back to the show, absolutely gone".
The first few months of going back to study are absolutely exhausting: I loved it, but felt hopelessly inadequate to the task.
"Lindsay is absolutely freaked out about the possibility of going back to jail... Lindsay knows it's almost a foregone conclusion that even if she admits to the probation violation without having a formal hearing, and throws herself at the mercy of the judge, she would be sentenced to significant jail time," a source close to the situation told the website.
He absolutely swore that if he lost he was going back to [his home] Otuoke village.
going back to school?
Going back to college.
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