The phrase "absolutely invisible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the complete lack of visibility or presence of something.
Example: "The stealth technology made the aircraft absolutely invisible to radar."
Alternatives: "completely unseen" or "totally hidden".
Mandzukic, oddly, since he's been absolutely invisible otherwise, had the best one on a header.
"Absolutely invisible to us," Rogge said, adding that he never even met any church leaders.
"We had to try to bring to the surface some sign of something that was absolutely invisible in Milan," he continued.
"[Charlie] was an extraordinary young artist, a brave painter exploring the boundaries of his culture and its interface with a changing world, yet his work remains absolutely invisible in our art history.
Obviously, the printed Pb-MOF pattern is indeed invisible absolutely.
"She absolutely made me invisible," Fariña said.
They can be invisible or absolutely in your face.
But in fact Clarke's basic premise – that, at a certain level, the line between magic and technology becomes invisible – is absolutely right, just maybe for different reasons than he described.
The difference between what we we're doing in Iraq (before the change in command and the surge) and what we will be doing in Afghanistan is both absolutely critical and nearly invisible to those who don't have a sharp eye focused on the details. 2. I am in all-Pashtun area and more U.S. troops will kill us.
With a terrific cast led by the estimable Victor Garber as a brain-dead but love-struck American president, a charmingly pert Jennifer Laura Thompson as his secretary turned first lady, and an absolutely priceless Jefferson Mays as the invisible man otherwise known as the vice president, this is the most polished and entertaining Encores! presentation in recent memory.
Veronica held her ground, so absolutely still as to render herself invisible amongst the throng of yeomen, daring not even to breathe with her breath.
