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Discover LudwigThe phrase "absolutely in terms" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is emphasizing certainty or clarity regarding specific aspects or conditions of a subject.
Example: "The project is absolutely in terms of budget constraints, meaning we cannot exceed the allocated funds."
Alternatives: "definitely regarding" or "certainly in relation to".
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Absolutely, in terms of modern pop music.
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You may consider doing this beyond what is absolutely necessary in terms of course requirements.
His actions are absolutely correct, in terms of patching something which is broken.
They are absolutely essential in terms of protecting us against attacks".
The Championship is absolutely brutal in terms of the number of games.
"I think that's absolutely accurate in terms of what the administration has over time argued," Mr. Ebinger said.
He ran a house that was absolutely impeccable, in terms of the décor, the art, the books, the food.
"As the national design museum, it should be absolutely impeccable in terms of visual and ergonomic standards," he said.
Out of this both compact and diffuse form of expression, real art practices have emerged, absolutely unquestionable in terms of quality and longevity.
He pounces on any dancing that looks generic or habitual, goading his dancers to be absolutely specific in terms of line or musicality.
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