The phrase "absolutely king" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is of the highest quality or excellence, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "The new restaurant in town is absolutely king; the food and service are exceptional."
Alternatives: "truly excellent" or "utterly fantastic."
Today, the consumer is absolutely king.
The show's music will reportedly not be based on the genre or market research that rules the majority of radio today, but instead rely on the DJ's taste, a throwback to the heyday of the 70s when FM radio was absolutely king.
The customer is absolutely king, customer care is the most important thing you will ever, ever get in the business". Sarah Willingham is an entrepreneur who has made a fortune in the restaurant trade and believes that customer service needs a lot of improvement.
The impression we get is of a world where player agency is absolutely the king of everything.
She thinks her husband is absolutely her king.
As the novelist Laila Lalami put it: "In summary: The king has absolute power, but is absolutely not responsible for what happened".
Monday through through Thursday saw desktop web (with Tuesdays being the king) absolutely dominate (17%, 22%, 20%, 10%) and it was the only side that didn't drop off on Fridays.
"[F]ilms this year that have got PG-13 ratings -- it's absolutely f--king ludicrous," Scott was quoted as saying by Indiewire's blog Thompson on Hollywood, before adding that the MPAA should get its "house in order".
"[F]ilms this year that have got PG-13 ratings -- it's absolutely f--king ludicrous," Scott was quoted as saying by Indiewire's blog Thompson on Hollywood back in April, before adding that the MPAA should get its "house in order".
"All of those platforms are looking for quality content to distinguish them, so the old adage of content is king is absolutely true," said Dunleavy.
"The king was absolutely desperate and within six months he'd persuaded the pope to annul it.
