The phrase "absolutely ignorant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a complete lack of knowledge or awareness about a particular subject or situation.
Example: "Despite the evidence presented, he remained absolutely ignorant of the consequences of his actions."
Alternatives: "completely unaware" or "totally uninformed".
My mother was absolutely ignorant about sex – she married extremely young.
"The claims that we have been responsible for gentrification, or whatever you want to call it, are usually made by people absolutely ignorant of our work, or jealous of our work," Mr. Butts said.
"A lot of record companies call it 'old music' and I think that's absolutely ignorant.
Students in the early terms understood the role of the medical expert best, even if they felt absolutely ignorant in that area.
The President is absolutely clueless and stubbornly ignorant of the consequences of his actions and words.
"Ignorant, dangerous, and absolutely unbelievable". This is how Mike Pompeo, then the nominee for CIA director, described the idea that climate change threatens our nation's security in his 2017 Senate confirmation hearings.
"For President Obama to suggest that climate change is a bigger threat to the world than terrorism is ignorant, dangerous, and absolutely unbelievable," he said at the time.
The eponymous rumor drew criticism from the intersex, a member of which wrote a strongly worded letter of complaint to NBC, calling the episode "ignorant, insulting, degrading, and absolutely unprofessional".
She said it was "absolutely appalling [that Rudd] is so ignorant".
Much – even most – of the time, they're prompted by people being sexist or racist or in other ways ignorant or unjust, which is absolutely worth getting angry about.
This has happened only a few times, but it offers a glimpse into how woefully ignorant Trump is and how absolutely unprepared and unqualified he is to assume any kind of public office or hold any position of political power.
