The phrase "absolutely married" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the certainty or completeness of someone's marital status.
Example: "After years of dating, they finally tied the knot, and now they are absolutely married."
Alternatives: "completely married" or "truly married".
No kids of course, but absolutely married.
"And if the laws change, we'll just keep getting married wherever we have to until we're absolutely married for good".
Of course, all strategies are sensitive to significant market turns, but from the long-term perspective of growing a customer base that is absolutely married to the brand, it has worked out extremely well.
And while the conversation flowed, time and time again it became evident that happiness for the actress was absolutely married to the ecstasy of being applauded and acknowledged, what the psychologist called "the hedonistic treadmill of success".
According to a report from AFP, a member of the resort staff told Higashi that she could absolutely marry her girlfriend at Disney.
Yes, we are married, absolutely.
According to guests, when she pronounced the words — "In accordance with the laws of the State of New York, and the authority that has been vested in me by the people of the State of New York, I pronounce you completely, absolutely and permanently married" — the crowd stood up and burst into applause.
"They absolutely cannot work, get married, get pregnant or divorced".
Talking about her marriage to cage fighter Reid, Price, who was previously wed to singer Peter Andre, said: "I absolutely love it being married again.
Talking about marriage, sexting while married does absolutely nothing to get anybody hot and bothered.
You'd be surprised how many people get married with absolutely no clue that their beliefs about monogamy are incompatible".
