absolutely must have

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

2) You must, absolutely must, have a P.S. (post-script).

"But before the evening ends, I absolutely must have apple pie and ice cream".

Recent history shows that when the Yankees convince themselves they absolutely must have a certain player, they get their man.

Because this type of novel absolutely must have an ominous prologue, "Spiral" begins in the Pacific in 1946.

This brings us to the second rule of attraction selection: that the facility absolutely must have a roof.

You absolutely must have a firm grasp of how much (or little) money you're making from day one.

Then she expressed a summary judgment: "The only thing I absolutely must have is a hair dryer.

When a team absolutely must have a certain player, it almost always overpays and looks back in regret.

That said, for many people who absolutely must have the N.F.L. package, they've already switched to satellite.

Fruit is like emotion — you absolutely must have it, but if you exude raw emotion all of the time you become sappy and intolerable.

Instead, Obama is running on a suboptimal plan — when we absolutely must have optimal — and the slogan "I'm not Mitt Romney".