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The phrase "absolutely no modifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something must remain unchanged or unaltered.
Example: "The contract states that there are to be absolutely no modifications to the terms once signed."
Alternatives: "no changes whatsoever" or "completely unchanged".
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In the present study, clinical biology revealed absolutely no modifications in serum CK, Iso-CKs, LDH, Iso-LDHs and AST activities between D0 and D6 in calves that received either normal or high dose of doxycycline.
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— No, no, absolutely no!
"Absolutely no," he said.
"I said no, absolutely no.
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Absolutely, no!
Absolutely no, I say.
Scale: 1 = absolutely no, 5 = absolutely yes.
Remember, absolutely NO GLASS.
And absolutely NO SPAM.
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